Sentence examples for reputation editing from inspiring English sources

He made his reputation editing BBC television's flagship news show, "The Nine O'Clock News," and its main investigative program, "Panorama".

Wade, the first woman editor of the Sun, built her reputation while editing the News of the World.

Chertkov may have been puritanical and possessive, but he believed passionately in the vision put forward in Tolstoy's later work and did much to promote his mentor's reputation by editing his collected works after his death.

Dr. Aaronson is also an active member of online science communities like MathOverflow, where he has earned enough reputation points to edit others' posts.

Script changes are a fact of life in the world of movie-making, but Pixar has a particular reputation for making significant edits in the story even quite late in the production process.

If you're a hard-core fan of Mr. Lonergan, as I am, you'll know that he has recently developed a reputation for being unable to edit and complete his work.

For years now, big corporations and those with financial stakes in their Web presence have employed handlers to edit their online reputation -- often as part of the array of services offered by a large public relations firm, lawyers or image consultants.

The publication of his first long poem, "Ha-matmid" ("The Diligent Talmud Student"), in the periodical Ha-shiloaḥ (edited by Aḥad Haʿam) established his reputation as the outstanding Hebrew poet of his time.

Müllner also edited various journals and had a reputation as a vigorous if somewhat acrimonious critic.

Exasperated, McMahon finally opened a dialogue when Meltzer was hired in 1990 as a wrestling columnist for The National Sports Daily, a short-lived newspaper edited by Deford that elevated Meltzer's reputation and readership.

Gianfrancesco Pico, in the Life of Pico that accompanies the correspondence that the nephew also edited, tried to rescue his uncle's reputation.