Sentence examples for world of editing from inspiring English sources

Ross was "by far the most painstaking, meticulous, hairsplitting detail-criticizer the world of editing has known" is every bit as much a Thurber sentence as its near-neighbor, "Ross sat on the edge of a chair several feet away from the table, leaning forward, the fingers of his left hand spread upon his chest, his right hand holding a white knitting needle which he used for a pointer".

Welcome to the world of editing, guys.

While he was hospitalized, much of the work of editing both Other Worlds and Imagination was done by Mahaffey, who coped well, despite her inexperience.

Brooks rose from being a secretary at the News of the World to editing the paper.

So Jenkins said that Sympler (which launched last month) has borrowed tools from the music world, turning the act of editing into something like a game.

In 1999 Clark took on the task of editing The World Is Not Enough, the 19th in the James Bond series, starring Pierce Brosnan.

Dennis Lewin, then coordinating producer of ABC's "Wide World of Sports," edited out segments as the game was played.

Photo Art: The New World of Photography, edited by Uta Grosenick & Thomas Seelig (Thames & Hudson, £24.95), looks gimlet-eyed at the future, with its brief introductions to the work of more than 270 artists.

Olbia and Alghero airports are about two hours' drive away This is an edited extract from A Fork in The Road (out next week from Lonely Planet, £8.99,) a collection of culinary tales from leading names in the world of food, edited by James Oseland.

Ms. Bassman entered the world of magazine editing and fashion photography as a protégé of Alexey Brodovitch, the renowned art director of Harper's Bazaar.

CRISPR/Cas9 system has taken the world of genome editing by storm in recent years.