Sentence examples for back to editors from inspiring English sources

He spoke well of me behind my back — to editors in England and France, to his friend and editor Gary Fisketjon, who became my friend.

One by one they link back to their editors.

They just come back to haunt editors in a different guise.

Others are shouting into their phones, relaying the news back to their editors.

Feeling that the market for such books was already saturated, she came back to the editors with the idea to publish a collection of works, each focusing on a different concept.

But if sources want reporters to go back to their editors with information undercutting the significance of the storyline, the most that's likely to be accomplished is: no story.Many will respond that this means the media is horribly biased.

It attracted to the little station not only hundreds of his admirers (and some watchful government spies) but also a Pathé News camera team, eager to catch the great man's final moments on film, and reporters from all over the world who wired often unreliable stories back to their editors.

His death became one of the first international media "events". It attracted to the little station not only hundreds of his admirers (and some watchful government spies) but also a Pathé News camera team, eager to catch the great man's final moments on film, and reporters from all over the world who wired often unreliable stories back to their editors.

"Football writers from the local papers were travelling with our party and, thirsty for a story of any kind between games, filed copy back to their editors to the effect that we had adopted Gerry Marsden's forthcoming single as the club song," wrote Smith.

The fact that this is now automated gives considerable time back to the editors.

Therefore, we learn as he learns, and when something is particularly complex, Cuesta and screenwriter Peter Landesman can have Webb go back to his editors and explain the finer points to them so we can hear it again.