Sentence examples for papers edited from inspiring English sources

We will have our papers edited by judges, not editors.

A special issue of Energy Policy 28 (2000)—was devoted to a collection of papers, edited by Dr. Lee Schipper.

Her furniture was rearranged, her bookshelf and papers edited, her desk emptied and sensibly refilled.

He published 31 medical papers, edited two medical texts and authored a book on shorebird decoys.

Various special-interest groups, among them trade, ethnic, and religious interests, are also served by papers edited expressly for them.

This book, the first volume in a JAI Press series entitled Advances in Human and Machine Cognition, is a collection of fifteen papers edited by Kenneth M. Ford and Patrick J. Hayes.

Now, since the Tribune doesn't publish a separate Singapore edition, people throughout Asia read a paper edited with at least one eye toward Singapore censors.

Instead, the front page headline of the paper edited in Glasgow says: "Nicola: I want Tories to win".

In the spirit of The Sunday Times of London -- a paper edited by Mr. Evans until 1981 -- Mr. Kosner, 61, would supervise a separate Sunday staff.

The paper, edited by former chancellor George Osborne, reports that David Cameron had prepared an offer to give EU citizens certainty in the days following the referendum result last June.

He blamed the recurring error on "southern ignoramuses" and suggested that this would not happen "if you still had the paper edited from Manchester".