Sentence examples for later editing from inspiring English sources

1973 Joins The Economist as a correspondent, later editing the Britain section.

Finding the time was very hard work; writing "The Wildings," and later, editing it with David Davidar and seeing the finished book emerge from the exuberant mess of the first draft, was pure happiness.

It will include a foldout LCD viewfinder and a computerized menu where light, exposure, and other variables can be controlled, and the audio will be simultaneously recorded onto a digital memory card, for later editing.

In her teens and early 20s, Pamela became a member of the Kent Congregational Youth Council, organising youth conferences for the county's churches and later editing its youth magazine.

Few writers have pursued this more resourcefully than Phillip Lopate, who started out as a novelist and poet but gained traction when he began writing lively first-person essays in the late 1970s, later editing a landmark anthology, "The Art of the Personal Essay" (1994).

From there on, producing the show was a process of mercilessly winnowing down the material: cutting sketches, rewriting the ones that survived, and, later, editing each scene until we felt that what remained was the essence of what had intrigued us in the first place.

Vico published a third edition in 1744, which was later edited by Fausto Nicolini and appeared in 1928.

He later edited the Spectator.

He would later edit the flat-screen television out of the shot.

This footage is later edited together to look as if the camera position has moved.

She later edited a series of similar books for Pocket Books and a Crossword Puzzle Omnibus series.