Sentence examples for might edit from inspiring English sources

It's quite quirky, and Hawley leaves in some of the material that others might edit.

I came to her as a reader, years before I had any idea that I might edit or meet her.

Since the Bork hearings, do you think she or other legal scholars might edit themselves with an eye to a future on the Court?

Lish's work almost never is edited by others before publication because he feels he is a better writer than anyone who might edit his work.

Also out are italics Scalia uses to imagine how some future judge might edit a decision he doesn't like — a slight pity in the case of Windsor, as it excludes such phrases as "enjoying constitutionally protected sexual relationships".

"Often customization for them means tailoring where they might edit and replace different terminology rather than design a different learning experience or literally create an entirely new case study," he said.

How might you edit a piece of your own to strengthen it?

While it is true that other broadcasters might then edit the Court's proceedings, picking out dramatic or pivotal moments, the appropriate response to this supposed problem is, Too bad.

Cantona might have edited the chapter but he is not credited in the acknowledgements.

A four-hour event might be edited down to 10 minutes, yet give the impression of being in real time.

I never knew, until informed by others or I read about it somewhere, that he might be editing a memoir by George H. W. Bush (another gentleman), or working with Walter Cronkite.