Sentence examples for principal editor from inspiring English sources

The principal editor of this book is a poet and university lecturer named Frank Bidart.

At one time, she was the head of the pruners, as principal editor of the New Oxford American Dictionary.

Off and on, he edited pieces of mine for thirty years and was my principal editor for more than a decade.

"The O.E.D. is authoritative, but it's not prescriptive," said Jesse Sheidlower, the principal editor of the dictionary's North American editorial unit.

Mr. Plimpton, a lanky, urbane man possessed of boundless energy and perpetual bonhomie, became, in 1953, the first (and principal) editor of The Paris Review.

Then in 1999, when he learned that the O.E.D. would be opening a North American office, he applied for the job of principal editor.

The remaining tenth is held for the principal editors and managers of his papers whom the trustees regard as most deserving.

It has also proved the source of the earliest known use of the adjective rat-eaten, in descriptions of the late king's worse-for-wear household linen, said Bernadette Paton, one of four principal editors at the O.E.D. "Personal letters, wills, travel diaries -- they're all a great source that weren't available to us before," she said.

Ira Mark Ellman, a law professor at Arizona State University who was a principal author and editor of the report, said: "Our purpose was to adapt family law to changes in the family as an institution.

Looking back, there were two principal reasons why editors did not send reporters to Belgium.

The college's principal, Alan Rusbridger, former editor-in-chief of the Guardian, announced the appointments on Friday.