Sentence examples for earliest editorial from inspiring English sources

The Dartmouth Review, the first and hardiest of the "underground" conservative student papers, held its earliest editorial meetings in his living room.

An early editorial adviser was Sonia Orwell, widow of George.

NOTEBOOK about the early editorial cartooning of Dr. Seuss for PM, a short-lived "popular front" tabloid.

An earlier editorial in the CMAJ argued that doctors should not tell parents the sex of their child until the 30th week of pregnancy.

During one early editorial meeting at the City Paper, Carr walked in, sat down, and matter of factly explained that we'd embarrassed ourselves with the previous issue.

"One of the things I remember really clearly from my early editorial experiences was this feeling of guilt," Ms. Barton said in an interview.

By Art Spiegelman The New Yorker, July 12 , 1999P. 62 NOTEBOOK about the early editorial cartooning of Dr. Seuss for PM, a short-lived "popular front" tabloid..

He was the early editorial lead on a suite of new paid products, working as part of a small team of designers, product managers and technologists.

The New Yorker, July 12 , 1999P. 62 NOTEBOOK about the early editorial cartooning of Dr. Seuss for PM, a short-lived "popular front" tabloid..

The initial reaction to the magazine was scorn on the left and a quiet excitement on the right, as the publisher set out his own views, with trademark trenchancy, in an early editorial.

And as Faulkner's correspondence and Joseph Blotner's authoritative biography both attest, much of this was spurred by early editorial debates and also because colored inks weren't then available.