Use "editor" em uma frase

1. Luckily, Mrs Julia, our chief editor, knows what's going on and she is on my side

---

2. A student of the Bible, David is concerned with the direction of today’s church and to this end will assist this editor to publish materials much needed in the church today

---

3. was not an editor, nor was he a hack, nor was he a plague of boils

---

4. years working in the mire of celebrity shame, the editor of the

---

5. ‘Sarah, this is Trevor Reynolds, he’s editor of the local rag

---

6. 1 for an editor … don’t get emotionally involved with the staff

---

7. His name's Dave Stockley and he's the editor of the magazine

---

8. London His editor Monty was impressed with his work but not his behaviour

---

9. Monsignor rang a racing columnist in London, a friendly editor there, slowly the news took shape

---

10. WP Editor is a plugin for WordPress that replaces the default plugin and theme editors as well as the page/post editor

11. Audacity is an audio editor that is free and easy to use

---

12. Moreover, one wonders how he became the editor of the Harvard Law Review without having contributed a single article

---

13. As editor, he studied the scripts I’d stashed in the closet and carefully rearranged the pages

---

14. I wonder: Which could be worse? One of my favorite people, though I"ve never met him, Mark Alexander, editor of the Patriot Post, had the following to say about Obama in a recent editorial

---

15. It will be available within a few months once the Editor is finished with it

---

16. Close the Registry Editor and reboot your computer for the changes to take effect

---

17. This will open Registry Editor

---

18. To the Sports Editor:

---

19. Guardian-Standard senior news editor Ken Noble was at his desk when he heard the call, and obtained extraordinary photos and first-hand impressions as police blocked off sections of Highway 47 and 47B, sections of Elizabeth, Clark Street and other points using emergency planning procedures

---

20. How much did they pay the editor to put that in the magazine?

21. An editor with a grudge could cause a lot of unnecessary harm

---

22. As Chuck Brubaker once said in a letter to the editor, “You don’t need any training to be a philosopher

---

23. It would be fitting to include here that during our encounter at Caja España, José Diego served, without his knowing, as an angel of reconciliation between the editor of his book, Amparo Carballo Blanco, and me

---

24. Simply paste the short code into your visual editor, and click the Update button

---

25. You can paste the code into the visual editor now, and before you click Update you want to add

---

26. Apparently his editor, ‘punched up,’ the story a little

---

27. That’s because fiction has to make sense, otherwise the editor sends it back

---

28. Steve Lord, a good childhood friend whom you met at several places in this book, was an insightful and thorough editor

---

29. The temptation so to cater is strong on writer, editor

---

30. Don’t ask me why, but I was writing a letter to the editor of The Blade Citizen

31. Henrietta wasn’t having anything, but I knew she was looking at me write, so I occasionally looked up to see her, because I liked her there even though I was working on this letter to the editor which I knew damned

---

32. On november 1st of 2008 a Letter to the editor in our local paper sub-

---

33. [This passage has been redacted on the advice of my editor

---

34. An editor for the church magazine was needed, so I took it over, revising it completely and arranging for its production

---

35. The editor of that publication, DR, has maintained a long correspondence and interest in my writing projects, for which I am grateful

---

36.  An editor is a type of program used for editing plain text files

---

37. Prasenjeet is the self-taught designer, writer, editor and proud owner of the website http://www

---

38. Alexander Peck, teacher, writer, and editor, has lived and worked in Australia, the United States, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East

---

39. Uri Armanov is the proprietor, editor, publisher, and chief writer of this biweekly publication

---

40. Author and social theorist George Gilder, and editor and publisher Richard Vigilante, observe in a joint article on the subject that there are dozens of computer models, and none of them is the same as any other

41. Tom Bethell a senior editor at The American Spectator, perceives that liberals are convinced that renewables such as wind and solar can form a viable substitute for oil and coal within a few years

---

42. Richard Smith, editor of the British Medical Journal, told Begley that cases such as these that do come to light are “the tip of the iceberg

---

43. David Gelernter, editor and a national fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, sees the killing of Terri Schiavo as part of a concerted war of attrition against Judeo-Christian morality

---

44. Andrew Ferguson, a senior editor at The Weekly Standard, observes that, while neuroscience can tell us that such things can be done, it cannot say whether they should be done

---

45. Always lurking at the perimeter of freedom there are not only the tyrant, but also the softer-spoken regulator, public relations manager, school administrator, intellectual, news editor, professor, lawyer, and teacher

---

46. Dan Seligman, a contributing editor of Forbes magazine, wonders whether the media bosses behind such mind-bending use of words in their reporting of pedophilia in the Catholic Church really believe in what they are saying

---

47. Melik Kaylan, a senior editor at Forbes

---

48. To Gary Rosen, editor of Commentary, Ravitch’s book demonstrates that the villain of the language cleansing enterprise is the “multicultural left” and its advocacy of “diversity

---

49. In their search for the sublime, says Carol Iannone, an editor at the journal of the National Association of Scholars, modern artists seek to confront a “limitless unknown” abstraction that transcends everyday experience

---

50. Last, online editor of The Weekly Standard, sees Hibbs’ book as expressing a realization that rampant nihilism induces the “flattening of man,” a

51. Analyses of Democratic Party composition and tactics is offered by William Kristol, editor of The Weekly Standard, after the presidential elections of 2000 and 2004

---

52. Assistant editorial page editor at the Wall Street Journal, Daniel Henninger, observes that in the 2008 election the Democrats’ oft stated intent to change the economic policies of “the last eight years” of the Bush administration is but a hint of their real intentions

---

53. The Washington Times editorial page editor Tony Blankley terms the Democratic Party’s reaction to the Iraq war

---

54. Andrew Ferguson, a senior editor of The Weekly Standard, fears that a substantial segment of the American public feel a need to judge others

---

55. Madeline was tired of refilling the pot, but was far too intimidated to even say so, and was meekly acting like a tea lady, instead of executive secretary to a Glamour High Society Editor

---

56. ―She was the editor for all my books

---

57. I saw Linda Darnell in – is it about a newspaper editor who can see the future and foresees his own death? Sometimes we would just watch a program

---

58. Besides valuing and estimating that new, interesting and informative series, I would like to congratulate you, dear editor, for having reintroduced for the reader of your weekly newspaper the section “Seven

---

59. Sincerely grieved by the brutal slaughter of thousands of innocent civilians, whose only sin was to arrive on time to their daily work, Roger answered him in a letter to the weekly’s editor:

---

60. To the Editor of “Bierzo 7”:

61. Though the Managing Editor did not write any more anti-Christian articles in “The Collegian”, the incident proved to Roger what he often complained about, that in their resistance to herald Christian ideals, reporters practice wolf-pack journalism to savage Christianity making honesty an exceedingly scarce virtue in their reporting

---

62. He did that while he was editor of “The Clarion”, the monthly bulletin of St

---

63. The Collegian Associate City Editor wrote a column decrying the police report as an insult to students, professing outrage at the easy use of the word “Communist”, and giving credit to “thinkers… who want nothing to do with war and those who represent it”

---

64. His reply was printed by “The Collegian” under a sensational caption spread across the letters to the Editor section “Instructor, Columnist Differ on Views of Communism”

---

65. Angela Merici’s adult choir, a co-founder of ACT (Active Christians Today) and as editor of “The Clarion”, a monthly bulletin of St

---

66. 49 Did I mention the hospital before this? Again, an editor who is not me

---

67. 77 DID I say this before? I really, truly hate being my own editor

---

68. In 1938, Arthur hired a man named Charles Merz as editor of the Editorial Page

---

69. At the very onset of his career, Phil Graham had enunciated the need to shape the news: “He was the friend of the powerful, advisor to them, doer, activist; his instructions to the city editor, Ben Gilbert, left no doubt that the paper was to be an instrument for social progress

---

70. In May, 1968, Henry Grunwald, the foreign editor, was promoted to managing editor

71. ” Without telling my professor, I gave the editor permission and kept my fingers crossed

---

72. When he’s needed an editor I’ve had him ask me, ‘Can you help me find one who’s good, and good for the community?’ He’s always after quality and services to the community, but he watches the bottom line like a tiger

---

73. The owners were Chester Middlesworth and his mother, Pauline Middlesworth, who together owned 50%, along with former editor and general manager, J

---

74. Belie Banks, a former editor of the Mecklenberg Gazette, published in Davidson, said, “I can’t see any change,” and Tom Williams, who sold the Gazette to Park in 1980 and remained general manager until 1982, said, “If their payroll check wasn’t from a different office, nobody here would know the difference

---

75. I was also the art editor of Sounds of Sixty, our class newspaper

---

76. Truth is in the eye of the reporter--and his editor

---

77. Dearing remembers one of the more challenging EMBA student career transitions – a student who came to the EMBA classroom with the background of a film editor and wanted to become an investment banker

---

78. Editor in chief

---

79. At first it also sounded good to Greeley’s managing editor, Charles A

---

80. Charles Dana, Horace Greeley’s earlier executive editor, later left the Tribune

81. Ivan Lake, the editor of thèBodleian', a contemporary at Cambridge, tells me that although the two men moved in different sets, they frequented the same literary circles

---

82. Letter to the editor

---

83. Medicine, the former editor of that journal, Dr

---

84. The masthead is the name of that list, the publisher and the editor

---

85. editor and a diet editor

---

86. Write letters to the editor in magazines

---

87. company that they’re from in letters to the editor

---

88. The query letter is a letter you would write to an editor and you would say, “Dear Sir or

---

89. That’s called a query letter and it’s basically a suggestion for an article topic to an editor

---

90. you send them to your editor or letters to the editor area

91. I received a lot of questions from my editor

---

92. editor and how subtly you work it into the information

---

93. People submitted stories to the editor, the editor reviewed the submissions, and somehow a decision was made as to what was newsworthy material

---

94. take me to East Atlanta so that I could visit with my editor

---

95. band"s debut, and the date of a lifetime with my editor

---