Sentence examples for appointed to edit from inspiring English sources

Madeline Linford was appointed to edit the page in 1922.

Journalists close to Mr Berlusconi have been appointed to edit RAI's radio news and the bulletins of its first channel.

Tom Etherington has been appointed to edit Zoo, Nichola Browne is the new editor of Kerrang!, while Chantelle Horton was appointed editor of More! in August.

The person appointed to edit the new website, to be based in London, is one of the main reasons why MarketWatch is such a hit in the U.S.: Thom Calandra, 43, the editor in chief of CBS.MarketWatch.com.

To close the meeting, a committee was appointed to edit and publish the convention proceedings, with Amy Post, Eunice Newton Foote, Mary Ann M'Clintock, Jr., Elizabeth W. M'Clintock and Stanton serving.

Preston then appointed Rusbridger to edit a new daily feature section, the G2.

For the record, Murdoch appointed Morgan to edit the NoW in 1994.

Even though Adams wasn't yet formally appointed to the commission, he was allowed to edit that letter last June and advised removal of the phrase "voter suppression".

From 1905 to 1909 she chaired the Committee of Nineteen appointed to study the areas of disagreement in kindergarten methodology, and she edited the committee's report, The Kindergarten, in 1913.

When he was appointed to a theology chair at King's College London in 1954, he edited a collection of strikingly original and independent-minded essays in Lightfoot's memory, Studies in the Gospels.

Heller was appointed to replace Ensign.