Sentence examples for both editor from inspiring English sources

"I became both editor and staff of Trianon Topics," she explained, "an eight-page tabloid-sized weekly devoted to clean dancing".

The scandal has forced the resignation of George Entwistle, the BBC's director general, who acted as both editor in chief and chief executive.

The paper's founder, Hubert Beuve-Méry Beuve-Méryon complete insistedence, including a majonity ownership stake by the journalists and their right to hire and fire both editor and publisher.

As he bantered away at the inquiry last week, you could almost forget that, between April 2000 and March 2003, Wallis was both editor of the People and a Press Complaints Commissioner duty-bound to exorcise "subterfuge" from story-gathering.

He professes not to seek the company of other writers ("I don't regard myself as part of a literary world") and says he largely ignores both editor and agent until a book is finished ("I tend to tell them to leave me alone and then they just get a huge wodge of paper in the post one day").

This is the conundrum that Hughes must solve in his second foreword, and this is why he has, with helpless honesty (which an unsympathetic reader could mistake for evasiveness), divided himself into — you could even say lost himself in — the two selves, neither one "true" or "false," that allegorize the impossibility of his situation as both editor and destroyer.

Both editors have since left the Guardian.

Other colleagues wondered about welcoming both editors and reporters.

The Times, both editors noted, has always done this kind of work.

Both editors said they would use layoffs if there were not enough volunteers for buyouts.

Both editors prefer male writers to female: Foley 17-11, Brickell 14-9.