Sentence examples for directing coverage from inspiring English sources

Thus emboldened, he spent the following months both investing and directing coverage.

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

But the Times article was built on a solid foundation of fact, and Richard Stevenson, the editor directing coverage of the election, said, "We don't want to fall into the trap of false equivalency".

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.

Thank you for your help. A. Long ago, before I took up the disguises and gluttony associated with being the restaurant critic for The New York Times, I worked as the newspaper's culture editor, directing coverage of Broadway among other arty things.

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.

"Rupert's too busy to direct coverage," he said.

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

He helped direct coverage of the civil rights movement, the space race and the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

Macedonian government officials and the news media that direct coverage to the majority Macedonian Slavs expressed skepticism at the operation, however.

My wife, Jacqueline Smith, is the current managing editor, and she helped direct coverage of the massacre of twenty students and six educators at Sandy Hook Elementary School.