11.   Nevertheless, a Scribner editor told her, no such project was in the works.

12.   She spent eight years at the paper until she was fired for writing a story that the editor told her not to.

13.   The animal, the editor tells a disbelieving doctor, was a wolf, and soon the editor is feeling kind of lupine himself.

14.   The editor then told him that the new assignment involved a trip to Rome to photograph Sophia Loren.

15.   The editor told him that he was particularly interested in articles about youths, and Pavliuk agreed to come back with some.

16.   The Edmonton editors told CAMERA that their source for the charge was The Guardian, a British newspaper.

17.   The editor will tell you that she is their best-read columnist.

18.   The stories that a small-town editor can tell.

19.   The upside of automated sites is that those spiders go just about everywhere, whether an editor tells it to or not.

20.   When Rockwell delivered the painting, the editors told him he would have to paint her out.

n. + tell >>共 865
official 8.80%
doctor 3.94%
source 3.43%
witness 2.86%
police 1.91%
spokesman 1.86%
man 1.65%
people 1.38%
friend 1.38%
time 1.31%
editor 0.11%
editor + v. >>共 433
be 12.16%
say 11.37%
have 3.73%
know 1.83%
tell 1.57%
decide 1.50%
want 1.50%
take 1.44%
do 1.31%
agree 1.24%
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