Sentence for editor | Use editor in a sentence

Sentence with word editor. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use editor in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for editor.

• Give me the Editor. (8)
• Lady Charlotte and the editor met. (10)
• Who would want March for an editor? (9)
• The editor must never lose his head. (16)
• The editor of that rubbish ought to be shot. (8)
• The two motions seemed to determine the editor. (8)
• Nor can a paper or an editor fence in the earth. (16)
• The country editor gets a good deal out of life. (16)
• Once an editor, always an editor. (10)
• The country editor of to-day is coming into his own. (16)
• She had not ever seen the Editor in his den at midnight. (10)
• For this view the old-time editor is largely responsible. (16)
• That editor deserves the horsewhip for letting it appear. (10)
• The editor of the morning newspaper turns night into day. (16)
• But what editor of what American magazine would print such a story? (9)
• Harbinger expressed the opinion that the editor ought to be kicked. (8)
• The editor who has made his paper known acquires this acquaintance. (16)
• The editor in the city gets as much out of life as do the attorneys. (16)
• Legal responsibility is, of course, fixed in the editor and proprietors. (16)
• It assumes the country editor to be a philanthropist above his neighbors. (16)
• The pained Editor deferentially smiled at her cheerful mention of Delphica. (10)
• The old-time editor was a ruminative and critical observer of public events. (16)
• The touch and the taste of the art editor were present throughout the number. (9)
• The editor came, and his timidity soon wore off in the warmth of hospitality. (10)
• Let him do the best he can, and trust the editor to decide whether it will take. (9)
• The editor, in proportion to his means, does more for his town than any other man. (16)
• In these times the country editor is, like the publisher of the city, a business man. (16)
• That was the origin of the alliance between the young statesman and a newspaper editor. (10)
• If he does not learn this as he grows older in the service, he is a poor country editor. (16)
• You may like to address me personally in the care of the magazine, and not as the editor. (9)
• The country editor of to-day is far removed from his prototype of two or three decades ago. (16)
• I hope I am not giving the young contributor too high an estimate of his value to the editor. (9)
• Other California writers have testified to the fidelity with which he did his work as editor. (9)
• It is often remarked that the ambition of the country editor is to secure a position on a city paper. (16)
• The editor passed away too, not long after, and the thing that he had inspired altogether ceased to be. (9)
• The editor and the publisher found the manager and the proprietor seated on opposite sides of the table. (9)
• He had proof, the next morning, that the editor had acted promptly, at least so far as regarded the house. (9)
• I was asked to be city editor, as it was called in that day, and I was to have charge of the local reporting. (9)
• The editor had shown Verrian some references to it in newspapers of good standing and several letters about it. (9)
• The new contributor who does charm can have little notion how much he charms his first reader, who is the editor. (9)
• He never made the least of that trouble which so abounds for the hapless editor from narrower-minded contributors. (9)
• The proofs went back and forth between us till the author had profited by every hint and suggestion of the editor. (9)
• A great deal can be said for either tradition; perhaps some editor will yet imagine a return to the earlier method. (9)
• After all, no one man in the community has so large an opportunity to assist the town in advancement as the editor. (16)
• March would have been a far harder- hearted editor than he was, if he could have discouraged the suppliant before him. (9)
• He thought of writing to the Times the next morning, to draw the attention of the Editor to the condition of our parks. (8)
• The mild nature of the editor might have yielded to his violence, but the martial spirit of General Triscoe was roused. (9)
• The editor who uses his paper to air his prejudices, satisfy his grudges, and serve his private ambitions, is going out. (16)
• Regardless of its style, its grammar, or its politics, it holds its reader with a grip that the city editor may well envy. (16)
• I would urge no exculpation for the editor who exploits crime, scatters filth, and infects the community with moral poison. (16)
• The editor need not repeat the bold strokes that won public confidence; he has only to avoid anything that would forfeit it. (16)
• And now Mr. Fulkerson wants him to let his editor see some of his wrahtings, and Ah wanted to know something aboat the magazine. (9)
• In twenty-four hours the newcomer from the West appeared in the office of a managing editor with specimen pages of the book itself. (16)
• A great deal of knowledge comes simply from doing, and a great deal more from doing over, and this is what the editor generally means. (9)
• He was followed in the last possible train by Cuthcott, the advanced editor, in his habitual hurry, and Lady Maude Ughtred in her beauty. (8)
• In this inquiry it is always the author rather than the publisher, always the contributor rather than the editor, whom I am concerned for. (9)
• In a long and varied experience as editor, I have rarely found an advertiser who was concerned regarding the editorial policy of the paper. (16)
• Like other things that are self-perpetuating, this continues—and the country editor out of the goodness of his heart assists in its longevity. (16)
• The country editor is doing very well, and the trend of his business affairs is in the direction of better financial returns and wider influence. (16)
• The editor cannot always give his reasons; however strongly he may feel them, but the contributor, if sufficiently docile, can always divine them. (9)
• When the city editor makes sport of the ill-printed country paper, he forgets under what conditions the country editor at times works. (16)
• The young author who wins recognition in a first-class magazine has achieved a double success, first, with the editor, and then with the best reading public. (9)
• This evening she had put that to Boris with nobody else present, except Hannah Hobdey, the mediaeval black-and-whitist, and Jimmy Portugal, editor of the Neo-Artist. (8)
• Subsequently, when the attorney filed charges with the governor against the commission, one editor wrote an editorial stating the facts and criticising the commissioners. (16)

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