Sentence examples for directed coverage from inspiring English sources

Swartzberg is chair of the editorial board of BerkeleyWellness.com and has directed coverage at the Berkeley Wellness Letter since 2001.

In that position, he directed coverage of major events like the Olympics, the Super Bowl and the World Series.

In subsequent editing roles, including as assistant managing editor for foreign news, he directed coverage that resulted in two Pulitzer Prizes for international reporting.

As managing editor in 1970, he directed coverage of the campus shootings at Kent State, for which the newspaper won the Pulitzer Prize.

Popplewell, who directed coverage of William and Kate's wedding said "space is so tight" compared with Westminster Abbey but with cameras now smaller than they were seven years ago they could make filming the ceremony "more discrete for the couple".

During his nearly three years as national editor, and in his previous positions at The Post, Cameron has directed coverage of some of our biggest and most challenging stories, always with intelligence and a deep reservoir of energy.

He became Washington editor in 1992, directing coverage of the 1994 and 1996 elections, and foreign editor in 1997.

Mr. Tuckman was The A.P.'s chief correspondent in Vietman from 1967-68, direcoverageverage of the Tet offensive, which brought fighting to the streets of Saigon.

His wounded colleague, Hussein Mortada, is a Lebanese supporter of the Syrian government who also directs coverage of Syria for the Iranian government's Arabic-language satellite channel, Al Alam.

But several of the editors, news directors and producers responsible for directing coverage of the Bush administration said that they found aspects of the White House strategy to be deceptive, excessively secretive and disruptive of the relationship between writer and editor.

In almost three decades at The Times, Mr. Hauck oversaw a diverse array of the newspaper's operations, from managing United Nations reporting in Paris to directing coverage of the Republican and Democratic National Conventions in two election years.