Sentence examples for original editor from inspiring English sources

But the tension has soared since the original editor, Cathy Cavender, was replaced by Ms. Toepfer, a former deputy managing editor of People.

'It was probably the greatest instance of word of mouth that I'd ever seen,' said Gary Fisketjon, McInerney's original editor at Knopf, of the novel's success.

I had the full cooperation of Nino Baragli, the original editor, and ultimately the full cooperation and approval of Sergio Leone himself.

After Mr. Long had a false start with that original editor, Ms. Van der Leun sent a new version of his proposal to a half-dozen publishers.

One hundred and twenty years ago, James Murray, original editor of the OED, launched an 'Appeal to the English-Speaking and English-Reading Public of Great Britain, America and the British Colonies' for words for the Dictionary.

21, 1821, Frankfurt am Main), Hanoverian diplomat, professor of jurisprudence at the University of Göttingen from 1783, the original editor of what remains the largest collection of treaties in the world.

The Public Interest closed in 2005, when the last of the original editors, Irving Kristol, retired.

While undoubtedly there was a biggest-selling brand of underwear in 1972, it apparently failed to occur to the original editors, Norris and Ross McWhirter, to grant it an entry.

Dr. Schwartz was one of the original editors of the extraordinary textbook in neuroscience, "Principles in Neural Science," which will soon be published in its fifth edition.

An argument for ensuring the wide dissemination of the texts was that it would end lingering suspicions that the original editors were suppressing publication of documents for fear that they would cast Judaism or early Christianity in a bad light.

According to literary critic Elaine Showalter, the original editors found Go Set a Watchman "patchy and awkwardly structured", and the key to rewriting it was to mediate events through the voice of a child.