Sentence examples for which you edited from inspiring English sources

JC: In the anthology Conductors of Chaos, which you edited in 1996, you use a phrase about the poetry incorporating "a secret history" – meaning an alternative movement.

In "The New Yorker Book of Literary Cartoons," which you edited, there's a cartoon by Ed Koren that asks, "If you were to boil your book down to a few words, what would be its message?" If you were to boil your own cartoons down to a few words, what would be the message?

A couple of years ago, in the introduction to the anthology "New American Stories," which you edited, you wrote, "When I want to be ambushed, captured, thrust into a strange and vivid world, and tossed aloft until I cannot stand it, until everything is at stake and life feels almost unbearably vivid, I do something simple.

The date of which you edited the draft.

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You start out by jotting down some ideas, sketching out a storyboard and then shooting some scenes which you edit and refine.

Both camcorders produce video in the 1080i format, which you can edit in Apple's iMovie or many Windows programs (Premiere, Vegas, PowerDirector and so on).

And, as the Luigi death stare indicates, the end-of-race highlights (which you can edit and upload to Youtube) are an absolute joy.

In fact, it looks like a fairly ordinary Web site, which you can edit.

The Datasets Page shows the associated metadata, which you may edit during the review process.

Also, the method by which you actually edit the picture is not totally intuitive.