How To Use Copyreader In A Sentence
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A copyreader might not find it perfect, for the assault is allotted too much space and the pursuit too little, but it tells the story in its baldest aspect.
Newspaper Reporting and Correspondence A Manual for Reporters, Correspondents, and Students of Newspaper Writing
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Ernie was a hard-drinking copyreader, and Jerry could stand a drink pretty well herself.
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He might be pleased to know that he would have had occasion for many more had it not been for the devoted attention and frequently angry comments on the manuscript by my Doubleday copyreader, Georgiana Remer.
Inventory
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And when the writing ends, there is the editing, and the responding to copyreaders, and more revisions, keeping one from moving on to the next writing project.
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The publisher at the Shipper decided he needed a full-time copyreader, and asked Murphy to work full time or quit.
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He has worked as a court clerk, radio talk show host, lecturer, media consultant, reporter, copyreader and surgical technician.
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The second-check role of the copyreader is eliminated.
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His handwriting was so small that his copyreaders had to leave pins in his manuscripts when they stopped reading in order to find their place later.
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The copyreader will not have to search the entire story for headline material.
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He moved to the editorial page in 1995 as copyreader and later became a copy editor.
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The printer was French and it may be that the printing techniques were less than ideal even for the time. No copyreader or editor was involved.
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I, ever the copyreader, responded that I wished to amend the wording to “Lifetime Achievement So Far…”
Staying Tuned
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When the story is in type, an impression, or _proof_, is taken of it, and this proof, still called copy, comes back to the copyreader or the proofreader for the correction of typographical errors.
Newspaper Reporting and Correspondence A Manual for Reporters, Correspondents, and Students of Newspaper Writing
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For the sake of keeping the two parts of the copy together the reporter or the copyreader ordinarily gives the story a name, such as "Fire No. 2"; the bit of lead on which the name is printed is called a _slug_ and the story is said to be _slugged_.
Newspaper Reporting and Correspondence A Manual for Reporters, Correspondents, and Students of Newspaper Writing
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Vince said in a phone interview just moments ago with Vivian, our angry copyreader, that he is prepared to face the consequences.
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Though the star editors or copyreaders may have added commas in Hemingway's sentences, I have changed punctuation only on a few occasions where necessary for clarity or understanding or identity.
