Sentence examples for combined in editorial from inspiring English sources

The n+1 writers, in too irritatingly a smartass way for some, combined – in editorial columns such as "The Intellectual Situation" – politics, theory, literature, criticism and sentences in one space.

There was some coverage in the regional press, but not a great deal, combined with editorial skepticism, if not hostility, over her first overseas trip in her new role.

Danny combined his editorial duties and research with a great deal of Russian translation.

He said he was concerned that Sanchez told the combined editorial boards of McClatchy's California newspapers in April that everything, including changes to the Endangered Species Act, should be on the table to address the state's water needs.

All three titles in the group, the Daily Express, the Sunday Express and the ultra-downmarket (but quite witty) Daily Star have struggled to compete against better-financed rivals, staggering along on a combined editorial budget of £53m.

In addition, Keller informed staff that current Styles editor Mary Suh will be leading "the newsroom editing staff" of the combined news and editorial operation.

Gilt has been combining editorial with commerce in its foodie site Gilt Taste as well as in its Home And Furniture vertical.

Gilt has also been combining editorial with commerce in its foodie site Gilt Taste as well as in its Home And Furniture vertical.

Mr. Revzin would not say how much combining the editorial staffs would save.

To advance its goals, the AJPP is now planning four train-the-trainer workshops a September 2009 workshop in Ghana will combine training for editorial and computer support staff; later workshops in Ethiopia, Uganda, and Zambia will focus on scientific writing and reviewing skills.

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