Sentence examples for make editors from inspiring English sources

Having lots of followers on Twitter will make editors pay attention: I'd focus on creating value yourself, having conversations, and passing on useful stuff on Twitter.

"We make editors and reporters available for online questioning by readers, a feature called 'Talk to the Newsroom.' We publish reader letters in several places, and post comments on many of our online stories.

Escada is to German fashion roughly what St. John Knits is to Americans -- important advertisers and a formidable retail force, but hardly a house to make editors' antennas quiver.

Sure, men can be victims, too — on Wednesday a mob beat up a male ABC reporter in Bahrain, and a few male journalists have told of being sodomized by captors — but the publicity around Ms. Logan's attack could make editors think, "Why take the risk?" That would be the wrong lesson.

Writers should make agents' jobs easier, agents make editors' jobs easier, editors make booksellers' jobs easier, etc.

In some cases, the guidelines say, making editors aware is enough.

It made editors, clients and the ever-discerning mannequin Naomi Campbell swoon.

Michael Bastian Michael Bastian's sleek, sexy runway shows have become a highlight of New York's fashion week, and one that often makes editors blush.

The law also makes editors legally responsible not only for the content of articles they publish, but also for comments posted by readers, many of them anonymous.

Next time: how spellcheck makes editors irrelevant, rhyming character names, and how rules about punctuation are really just guidelines.

At the same time, the video's release has made editors and producers think twice before taking police at their word.