His Ṣaḥīḥ occupied 16 years of editorial pains and scrutiny.
Picked from the A-list of editors I worked with during the halcyon years of editorial photography, John Loengard's voice stays.
You chuck 67 years of editorial rigour and learning out of the corporate window and kowtow to the whims of a petulant pop icon.
By reaching outside her own company, she set aside almost 40 years of editorial continuity and put the newsroom on edge.
For Boyd Tonkin, writing in this paper, Penguin's decision to release the book as a Classic undermined "67 years of editorial rigueur and learning".
By 1857, after several years of editorial experience, he had gained the support of such liberal writers as Harriet Beecher Stowe, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and James Russell Lowell and persuaded his firm to publish a magazine.
Finally published in the nineteen-eighties, after years of editorial reconstruction, "The Arcades Project" tracks the rise of Parisian mass culture through notes and fragmentary essays on such phenomena as fashion, flâneurs, casinos, gas lamps, and amusement parks.
However, there were years of editorial rejections before Bardwell blossomed into a writer of the poetry, short stories for radio, plays and autobiographical novels that flowed, due in part to the encouragement of the coterie assembled there, from her basement flat in Dublin.
Sense About Science's poll, however found that 44% of medical and science editors polled, two-thirds of whom have over 2 years of editorial experience and are said to represent "all subject areas," have asked for changes to the way papers or articles are written to protect themselves from a libel action.
