Примери коришћења Her editor на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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I'm her editor.
Basically, I was just her editor.
I was her editor.
Basically, I was just her editor.
Her editor wanted young and sexy on the front page.
I became her editor.
And where is her editor?
Her editor at Chronicle Books suggested bacon as a cookbook subject.
I was just her editor.
Her editor comes over to bring some papers. The door was open. She was gone.
I got a hold of her editor, he confirmed.
But she wasn't giving it to her editor.
Maybe his wife and her editor shot him in the face.
When a story is done, she sends it to her editor.
Get Intelligence to remind her editor about his criminal liability and so on.
Beth thinks it's the angle we need with her editor.
Luckily for Bly, her editor made good on his promise to get her out of the place.
The person to ask about it would be her editor, Patrick Donovan.
Whilst on her honeymoon, her editor sent a telegram reminding her of a pending deadline for material.
Bartender said he came in ranting all the time about how Victoria and her editor ruined his life.
Luckily for the intrepid reporter, her editor made good on his promise to get her out.
The petition was initiated because of the indictment against the journalist of theNacionalni Gradjanski newspaper from Novi Sad,Jelena Spasic, and her editor, Milorad Bojovic.
Ten days ago, I get a call from her editor saying she's down in Mexico, wants to blow the lid off this big drug cartel.
KATHARINE GRAHAM, the publisher of The Washington Post who died in 2001,backed her editors through tense battles during the Watergate era.
A week later, I get a call from her editor, lady's name was Lerna Stern, saying they'd changed the character's name and hair color, and they felt confident enough to go ahead and publish without my release.
In the last year, as a correspondent for newspaper"Gradjanski Nacionalni" from Novi Sad, Jelena Spasic wrote an exclusive report from the National Parliament of Serbia entitled"State Institutions AreFully Unprepared for War", after whose publication she and her editor, Milorad Bojovic, became the victims of state repression.
In 1888, she discussed with her editor at‘New York World' an idea to write a story and beat the fictitious character‘Phileas Fogg' in Jules Verne's book“Around the World in 80 Days” by actually accomplishing the feat in less than 80 days.
The discussion about the manner in which Serbia has solved the contradiction between its right to protect state secrets and its obligation to protect the public's right to know was initiated as a result of the legal proceedings against Jelena Spasic,a journalist from the newspaper Gradjanski Nacionalni List from Novi Sad, and her editor, Milorad Bojovic.
(UNS, 18.10.2011)UNS calls on all its journalistic colleagues in Serbia to sign a petition against secret trials of journalists. The petition was initiated because of the indictment against the journalist of the Nacionalni Gradjanski newspaper from Novi Sad,Jelena Spasic, and her editor, Milorad Bojovic."The indictment was made without any investigation, which means that the journalists have been subjected to an urgent procedure, while the prosecutor has demanded a secret trial, without the public.