Editors is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EDITORS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• EDITOR, one that edits
• a person who is in charge of and determines the final content of a newspaper, magazine, or multi-author book
• a person who commissions or prepares written or recorded material for publication or broadcast.
• a computer program enabling the user to enter or alter text

Words related to EDITORS

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Words that contain EDITORS

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How to use EDITORS in a sentence

• The editors even found it safer, after the publication of the first number, to retire for a time to the country until the city cooled.
• It was from these papers that the editors got the telegraph news of the world.
• On the fall of Napoleon, a crowd of authors, editors, orators, and statesmen issued from their retreats, and attracted notice by the brilliancy of their writings and speeches.
• Editors find their own jokes, or do as well without them.
• Great Britain is jealous of us and would trample on us if she could, and I feel ashamed when I see her supported through everything by some of the Federal editors.
• The foreign editors are waiting now in their silent room, and the telegrams come to them from the ends of the world.
• Louis Herbert Gray and John Arnott MacCulloch, editors.
• Give a luncheon to your employees, and invite all the editors and reporters.
• Fellows carried the report to Buffalo, and when he read it in the convention, editors immediately came to him to request copies for the press.
• Editors who have a good understanding of the evil consequences of Socialism have a fine field rapidly opening up to them.
• Indeed, if that were all, you might set up a rival shop, as some of the editors kindly suggest, and attempt to put me out of business.
• It is edited with ability, and as it employs but few editors and reporters, and cares but little for general news, its publication is inexpensive.
• The paper in manuscript and in proof was read and passed by the editors, Messrs.
• Nor is there any reason for maintaining, as is often done, that editors are restive under criticism.
• Editors are making the subject the theme of able and stirring articles, and some of the most eloquent members of Parliament are speaking of it with great power.
• One after another, the editors of these journals informed me that letters from the Territories had lost their interest, owing to the troubles growing out of the election.
• Editors and reporters were gathered in the sanctum, and Mr.
• Afterwards Corneille learnt how there had been in this matter lying among editors.
• The editors of the ENCYCLOPEDIE METHODIQUE, have copied this description, and have given figures of the Gioenia Sicula.
• Seward, too, was within an ace of winning, when an old quarrel between two New York editors swept his cards from the table.
• I shall go to the editors of the illustrated papers and show them some things.
• But in peace, as well as in war, editors all over Germany were instructed as to the topic on which to lay accent for a limited period, and just how to treat that topic.
• Editors, as our situation is but little understood, and the minds of the people much agitated, we feel a desire to lay before them some of the causes of the late excitement.
• Editors wrote leading articles about it, ministers preached sermons on it, and the general public preferred to believe in the Mons angels rather than in Arthur Machen.
• In the judgment of certain Whig editors, he was the strongest man.
• III Tragedies Edited, with an Introduction, by Arthur Sherbo Los Angeles William Andrews Clark Memorial Library University of California 1958 GENERAL EDITORS Richard C.

Similar words containing EDITOR without suffix s

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