Sentence examples for prestige editing from inspiring English sources
Who is the recipient of the prestige editing that can re-cut a glance out the window to seem like they're a Bronte heroine gazing upon misty moors.
-Collaborative production -Sharing -Building communities -Digital competences associated to their platforms Prestige -The more you edit the bigger the recognition one receives from the community -Program of volunteer mentors (education leaders) to promote the use of Wikipedia among students and educators.
Lane always insisted that she merely edited them; she didn't believe there was much prestige in "juveniles".
Why doesn't a prestige [sic] book like FORBES demand facts from their writers before they edit it?
Whenever Lipsky is asked why he threw away a big-time career at the Wall Street Journal to edit the English-language Forward, he says, "I did it for the prestige".
After Dickinson's death, in 1886, Lavinia asked Mabel Loomis Todd, Austin's beautiful and ambitious mistress, to edit the poems, and Higginson to help her, lending the project his prestige.
That allows editing intended to maintain the prestige and dignity of the Northern leader.
Despite not having a hospital, Berkeley is a powerhouse in the life sciences and its prestige is growing, especially with the discovery of gene editing by Jennifer Doudna, the recent Nobel Prize awarded to Randy Schekman and centers such as the Energy Biosciences Institute.
The prestige is gratifying.
"We actually shunned prestige".
