Sentence examples for chief of editorial from inspiring English sources

Samuel S. Chamberlain, chief of editorial staff.

His father was the chief of editorial services, marketing and corporate communications at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

Mr. Kirk had previously been the chief of editorial operations at Crain's Chicago Business and early in his career worked at both The Sun-Times and The Chicago Tribune.

If you wanted to take one witness encounter away on a desert island disc, it should probably be the one from David Jordan (chief of editorial strategy and planning and a former Panorama boss with Robert Maxwell's head on his belt).

"There was a tipping point of issues," Julia Hobsbawm, chief executive of Editorial Intelligence, a media analysis firm in London.

Le Monde appointed Gérard Courtois, the chief of its editorial pages, as its editor in chief.

At most major American newspapers, the chief of the editorial page is hired by the publisher.

Michelle Whitmer, chief of the editorial staff for Asbestos.com, an asbestos information Web site, said that leaving asbestos undisturbed or covering it with fiberglass does not eliminate the problem.

His accomplishments and prominence were such that he became Chief of the Editorial Staff of Surgery, Gynecology, and Obstetrics, then President of the American Medical Association in 1911.

Roy S. Johnson, now an assistant managing editor at Sports Illustrated, was editorial director of Vanguarde and editor in chief of Savoy, not editorial director.

Boxer was hired by Condé Nast Publications as editor of the The Tatler (1983), and in 1987 he was promoted to editor in chief of Vogue and editorial director of Condé Nast.