Sentence examples for regarded editors from inspiring English sources

Mr. Olson has also startled many authors and agents with high-profile spats with two highly regarded editors, Phyllis Grann and Ann Godoff, both of whom left Random House.

Ms. Marcus, 27, is its highly regarded editor.

Her publisher Simon & Schuster called Bialosky "a highly regarded editor and author" and the book "a unique and critically acclaimed" memoir.

It is thought by many at the magazine that the highly regarded editor there, Josh Tyrangiel, will one day take over whatever Time magazine/Time.com becomes.

The former president plans to write the book himself, with help from researchers and hands-on guidance from Robert Gottlieb, a highly regarded editor who was previously editor in chief of Knopf and later editor of The New Yorker.

After years as a highly regarded editor, he co-directed Noel Coward's In Which We Serve (1942) and after three further Coward films he made his masterly Dickens adaptations, Great Expectations and Oliver Twist.

This turned out to be especially important for him, because it was taught by Whit Burnett, the highly regarded editor of Story, a magazine that specialised in publishing short fiction.

Fingleton mainly freelanced for overseas newspapers as he regarded Australian editors as being difficult to work with, and because the pay was lower.

Ms Wheatcroft joined the Sunday Telegraph from the Times, where she was the highly regarded City editor.

Tells about the various jobs she held until she finally got into the film business & ultimately became a highly regarded music editor.

Belfast City Council, meanwhile, seems to regard the editors as cultural terrorists.