Sentence examples for joint editor of a from inspiring English sources

Varnhagen began his literary career (1804) by becoming joint editor of a poetry annual.

However, Nicholas Clee, joint editor of BookBrunch, a book-trade online newsletter, says we are yet to see a real breakthrough in these new bonkbusters.

* Yes, on reflection, this word probably is tautologous Rob Smyth is joint editor of retrombm.com, a site devoted to football history.

The editors of the journal remained anonymous, but a public address by the disgruntled "original editor" in September 1808 indicated strongly that Maclean was, for a time, a joint editor of the journal.

These activities would be enough for most distinguished academics, but Roberts was also joint editor of the English Historical Review (1966-77), a BBC governor (1988-93) and a trustee of Rhodes House (1988-94).

In 1978, Edith Kurzweil, an academic, became joint editor of the Review.

Beginning in 1816, Gay-Lussac served as the joint editor of the Annales de chimie et de physique, a position he shared with his former Arcueil colleague François Arago.

He was joint editor of Encounter in London (1970 72).

He was also joint editor of Robert Burns And His World.

For many years he was joint editor of the Journal of Southern African Studies.

For 10 years he was joint editor of Oxford University Press's "Dictionary of National Biography".