Sentence examples for chief writers from inspiring English sources

The tax hit printers hard, at a time when printers were also the editors of newspapers, and sometimes their chief writers, too.

In 1894, as its chief editor, he began publishing an underground socialist newspaper, Robotnik (The Worker); he would also be one of its chief writers, and, initially, a typesetter.

He serves as both a success story and a source of inspiration for myriad weekend novelists and is one of the chief writers today who gives hope and succor to the high school English teacher working on his or her novel after grading all those papers.

Alan Lerner was my chief writer.

She was chief writer for "The Spirit of Houston" (1978).

Glenn Kessler has been editor and chief writer of The Fact Checker since 2011.

Simon was the creator, executive producer and chief writer on the HBO series The Wire.

James Madison, the chief writer of the constitution, sharply disagreed in an elegant "Memorial and Remonstrance against Religious Assessments".

Padma Newsome, Clogs' other chief writer, is a conservatory-honed composer who formerly worked as an orchestral violist.

Yang Xiao is Beijing correspondent and a chief writer for Southern People Weekly, a news magazine owned by the Southern Media Group in China.

The sitcom's chief writer is Doug Berman, the executive producer of "Car Talk".