Sentence examples for sharp editors from inspiring English sources

We're very sharp editors of each other".

Sharp editors also keep tabs on young designers in an attempt to feature their work before the competition.

Mr. Goldstein, 36, is known as a sharp editor and an energetic promoter of Twelve's titles.

Better than much from the established publishers' lists, this would nonetheless have benefited from the eye of a sharp editor.

Kerley's sentences shout but never sing; a sharp editor might have made the prose less dinosaurian, and might also have pointed out little mistakes.

Curtis is a reluctant interviewee, but one of the occasions he did open up was in an onstage discussion at the Directors Guild with his wife (and sharpest editor) Emma Freud.

Kagan served as the "razor-sharp" editor of the paper from 1980-81.

On BBC Radio2's Jeremy Vine Show Fraser Nelson, the sharp, smart editor of The Spectator, was so filled with fury he almost burst out of his seams.

Just as I was about to post it, a sharp-eyed editor spotted that it had disappeared.

Conway claims to have had cancer, but his sharp-eyed editor Susan notices oddities in the manuscript and does some sleuthing of her own.

She was the razor-sharp newspaper editor and history major at Princeton who examined American socialism, and the Supreme Court clerk for a legal giant, Thurgood Marshall, who nicknamed her "Shorty".