Sentence examples for as contributing editor from inspiring English sources

As contributing editor I write at least one post a day, whether that's a joke or link to a video.

Mic Wright, who is still listed as "contributing editor" on the editorial staff page, and Ezra Butler, the "editor, United States", are also understood to have left.

Delevingne who has starred in the magazine numerous times, with four covers of her own, has joined the title as contributing editor.

During a distinguished 44 year career at AJC, he served in virtually every department of the national organization, including as editor of the American Jewish Year Book and as contributing editor to Commentary Magazine.

Mr. Oats did some of his lobbying through his positions with two local newspapers, first as executive editor of The Queens Tribune and later as contributing editor to The Queens Courier.

"That's a reflection of Roger Ailes coming out of the political world," says the 37-year-old Sherman, who joined New York Magazine as contributing editor in 2008 and joined its staff full-time in May of last year.

The signatories, all of whom are listed on the paper's masthead as contributing editors, wrote that if Mr. Lipsky is ousted, they would demand that their names be removed.

A member of the founding team of Wallpaper* magazine, as well as a contributing editor for Architectural Digest, Reynolds has edited an interior design tome that celebrates the unabashedly radical vision of Tom of Finland's oeuvre.

Perhaps for this very reason, in 1999, Conde Nast managing director Nicholas Coleridge offered Greig the editorship of Tatler where he embarked on building up the magazine's intellectual credentials, bringing in Bonfire of the Vanities author Tom Wolfe as a contributing editor, and regularly publishing contributions by VS Naipaul, Salman Rushdie and his friend Harold Pinter.

Mr. Lansner stepped down as editor of Newsweek in 1972, working as a contributing editor and columnist, and also acting as editor in chief of Newsweek Books, a book publishing imprint that is now defunct, until 1974.

How is the experience of writing online as a contributing editor different than writing as a freelancer?