Sentence examples for which I edited from inspiring English sources

The plays are interspersed with verbatim pieces taken from interviews, which I edited.

Transgressions, the selection of his poetry which I edited for Bloodaxe, introduced his work to readers in Britain in 2006.

Cortez's poems were translated into several languages and appeared in anthologies including Daughters of Africa (1992), which I edited.

The controversy you describe could divert readers from engaging with Lauren Slater's searching examination of the work of 10 great psychologists in "Opening Skinner's Box," which I edited.

She says of her dynamic with Shapiro, "It really came down to voice — ways in which I edited and rewrote things that she would have left untouched".

In January 2012, Human Rights Watch (HRW) published a damning report (which I edited) about villagisation, detailing rapes, murders and forced evictions.

There are two types of blog the personal one and the edited ones which collate submission from numerous different authors such as PhD2Published, which I edit, the Thesis Whisperer, the LSE Impact Blog, Wonkhe, Networked Researcher and so on.

At no point did China Quarterly, which I edit, consent to removal of the articles and we are delighted at CUP's reversal of the decision.

That's why tonight Attitude magazine, which I edit, will be honouring 12 extraordinary ordinary people making a difference in the community.

In a forthcoming special issue which I edit for the journal The Good Society, an outstanding group of intellectuals and activists flesh out this populism, trace its roots in movements of the 1930s New Deal, the Black Freedom movement, and the Black Consciousness Movement in South Africa, and show how it can be translated into democratizing change in many settings.

As for Palahniuk's novels, 11 of which I have edited and published, all of them have made me laugh so hard that I always keep my asthma inhaler at the ready as I edit them.