Sentence examples for learned editor from inspiring English sources

But with Houston at home, Colorado, like the Five things we learned editor, will be hard pushed to get anything on Sunday.

One of the things I learned from editor Sally Menke was that Quentin gets thrilled by out-of-the-box ideas.

But he had learned from editors who begged him to remove the graphs from his books that this was not true of everyone.

Did the local Diageo rep, Soley Kristjansdottir, forget to pour Gordon's into Mr. Leigh's tea? Talk Cinema's Harlan Jacobson (learned co-editor of Film Comment) -- who moderated the Q & A and who considers himself a friend of the testy auteur -- revealed that in public Leigh's Socialist instincts get the better of him, but in private he's a gent.

PBS Masterpiece | Teaching Dickens This guide was co-written by Katherine Schulten, Learning Network Editor, to be used with PBS adaptations of Dickens's works.

How a New Yorker copy editor learned to love house style.

He later learned that the editor always used a rear entrance on William Street.

When the desk editor learned why I was cutting work, he said, why not write a story?

She had learned — because her editor had insisted on it — to make sure that these stories didn't end well for their heroines.

There were two fine musical performances (under the auspices of a music teacher who was once drummer in Level 42) and a stunning interactive hip-hop dance-off, where i's editor learned a lot about krumping, popping and locking.

If our style-book editor learned of it he would surely roll his eyes and buy davidnwelton a stiff drink.All the same, it's clear that outside our little haven of linguistic purity, the verb "blog", like "tweet" and "email", is developing its own rules of syntax.