Sentence examples for together edited the from inspiring English sources

Professors May and Zelikow together edited "The Kennedy Tapes: Inside the White House During the Cuban Missile Crisis" (Harvard University Press, 1997), an annotated history of secret recordings made as President John F. Kennedy agonized in October 1962 over whether to order a pre-emptive air strike to destroy Soviet missiles in Cuba, risking nuclear war, or to impose a naval blockade.

In 1802 and 1803 Hegel and Schelling worked closely together, editing the Critical Journal of Philosophy, and on the basis of this association Hegel came to be dogged for many years by the reputation of being a "mere" follower of Schelling (who was five years his junior).

Together they edited the literary magazine Destiempo (1936).

Tilton had once been Beecher's most committed disciple, and together they edited The Independent, one of the most influential religious periodicals in the country.

Together, they edited the images down to a common look, or design language in their lingo, for each vehicle.

In 2002 she and the writer E. Lynn Harris held the equivalent of a literary rent party for the foundation, together editing an anthology of black writers called "Gumbo".

SS created the curriculum outline and tables, JPS created the introduction and discussion, DCC assisted SS and JPS with the literature search and created Additional File 1, and all three authors together completed and edited the final draft.

When her father died in 1958, she continued the work they had begun together to edit the films.

The corresponding author prepared the first draft of the manuscript and decided to submit the manuscript for publication, after which all the authors worked together to edit the subsequent drafts.

The therapist and client work together to edit the interview transcript, and the therapy concludes when a final document is produced which can be shared with family and friends [ 5].

Together with Eimert, Stockhausen edited the journal Die Reihe from 1955 to 1962 (Grant 2001, 1 2).