Sentence examples for crime editor from inspiring English sources

The paper was The Sun, as you may have guessed, and the byline that of crime editor Mike Sullivan.

The British news media reported that the woman was Lucy Panton, a former crime editor for the tabloid.

Another Sun journalist, the crime editor Mike Sullivan, has been cleared and told he faces no further action.

Panton was promoted from crime correspondent to crime editor of the News of the World in October 2005.

Mike Sullivan, a veteran crime editor, was clearly the paper's principal day-to-day link with the police.

The inquiry, sitting at the Royal Courts of Justice in London, will hear evidence tomorrow from former News of the World crime editor Lucy Panton.

Mishani, the crime fiction editor of an Israeli publishing house, clearly knows his field, and in Steven Cohen's smooth translation he delivers a solid brainteaser.

With that backdrop, on 22 June, the Observer's crime desk editor, Karyl Walker, wrote a column in which he explained why he had walked out of a press conference held by CVCC.

Talking, for example, about the slow pace of book editing, a process which sometimes takes months, he calls it a "true crime" that editors often keep writers waiting.

"Arjouni was the first writer to put a self-confident, aggressive, individual and charming German Turk on the national stage as a character in popular culture," said Gabriele Dietze, a fellow at Humboldt University in Berlin and a former crime-novel editor.

Once, at The Times, as I was finishing a crime piece, an editor came up to me and asked whether the arrested man, whom the police had roughed up, had a criminal record.