A number of bestselling books, like Atul Gawande's Being Mortal and Katy Butler's Knocking on Heaven's Door, and editorial series, like the New York Times's The End, have highlighted the sad but common overuse of ineffectual treatments on dying patients.
I know that China is not in the new T.P.P. trade deal but would come in latter through a back door..@WSJ Editorial Board should review my debate statement re China and T.P.P. and apologize.
And it haunts me to my grave that I should have pounded on the doors of editorial writers and presidents demanding that they take the warnings of terrorist attacks seriously.
Vinson crawled towards some offices when the door of the editorial office burst open and a man cried: "Allahu akbar … where is Charb?" "I heard gunfire.
For endorsements you have to go next door to the editorial page, where, if you are a candidate encumbered by great wealth, you may be subjected to the biblical eye-of-the-needle test.
Could Cabu possibly have imagined in his wildest nightmares, when he set out on his career taking on the establishment 60 years ago, that his last seconds on this earth would be that sudden noise at the door of the editorial meeting room; the incomprehension; the shouts; the shots.
We want to have legal status, to hang a sign on the door of our editorial offices and display, without fear, our press credentials.
Up several sets of rickety stairs are the ateliers, many of which seem to keep their doors open, and the editorial offices of Umelec.
While this is a very creative role, it is not a foot in the door to working in our editorial team, so only people serious about working on the commercial and strategic side of media need apply.
Behind the aptly leather-bound set of doors to the Harper's editorial sanctum, Sutphen spent his days editing Golf magazine — and, one suspects, gazing at the streets below, and letting the red pen drop from his hand in apocalyptic reverie.
