How to pronounce“editor in”in English

editor in 85 years of the Magazine's history the first art editor was R Irvin

editor in doing that uh a difficult thing there is getting young cartoonists um we have any number of cartoonists who are of um middle a age

senior editor in the publications and editorial department at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, and the author of "Dressing Up the Women Who Influenced French

He was Editor in Chief of Fortune for a while.

I'm editor in chief at "WIRED," and I'm just going to get going.

I'm the editor in chief for a magazine in Mexico.

Harvard Business Review Editor in Chief uh She interviewed him for an article she was writing that's how they met

been an editor in New York for 30 years-- I have never read a perfect manuscript until today.

And my editor in New York at Abrams, Andrea Danese, said, oh, I want an evening gown that looks like that.

I'm the editor in chief of a magazine called "Lucky Peach."

and the editor in chief of Barista Magazine.

when he saw the editor in the elevator um or on the hall or ran into

He was editor in chief of the school's highly successful National Publication Business today

He was also editor in chief of Think Progress blog in its early years and political director for the ACLU.

According to the former editor in chief of the New England Journal of Medicine, who wrote, >> Even in hospitals where cancer

the only code editor in which it was available, and even though I really enjoyed using Vim, just the experience of Copilot with VS Code

into the editor in a way that we reach for every hour, maybe even every day.

Granneman also founded and is editor in chief of Introvert, Dear, an online community for introverts.

But I think being an editor in chief, also, is a lot of work.

I always describe being an editor in chief, though, sort of like being the director of a movie.

And he also serves as Editor in Chief for the "International Journal of Press Politics."

And when I became a science fiction editor in the 1980s, that was the job I wanted.

And don't go around with an editor in your head or critic-- when you say, you know what I would love?

Michael Batterberry who was the elite editor in chief of Food Arts magazine who passed away recently.

And the interview is conducted by the editor in chief of NobelPrize.org, whose name you'll see in a moment.