Sentence examples for editor's response from inspiring English sources

Here is the reader's message, and the deputy foreign editor's response: March 26, 2006 This is a serious request, and you or your assistant can answer simply with an e-mail.

The city editor had milk bottles stolen from front stoops to prove that they contained germs; when lab reports contradicted his theory, Glasser relates, the editor's response was, "Gaddam it--I want germs in the milk!") There was a torrent of pretrial publicity in the Gotti case, and it made Glasser grouchy.

"They're more likely to tell their parents and classmates," he says.The government editor's response was encouraging too: she invited the volunteers for a chat, apologised for not knowing much about gay people, and said there will be changes in the next edition of the book.But there is much more to do, says Romantic Mum.

So was Public Editor's response.

The editor's response to my manuscript was, "Since 9-11, nonene in New York will publish this".

Bonus Event: An 8 year old named Virginia O'Hanlon writes a letter to the New York Sun asking "Is there a Santa Claus?" The editor's response, "Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus," was printed on this date.

Editor's note:Forbes FYI editor Christopher Buckley's response to press queries by Tass regarding story in current issue of FYI on doing business in Russia ("Great Doing Business With You, Grigori. And Thank You For Not Killing Me!").

Editor Tina Brown's response to complaints – "Michele Bachmann's intensity is galvanising voters in Iowa right now and Newsweek's cover captures that" – is as disingenuous as Grazia's.

"Antibiotics is all bad news", a colleague quipped on hearing the suggestion, with "All the more reason to cover it" being this editor's immediate response.

Public editor's offensive response did: https://t.co/BRnmwKIBmX pic.twitter.com/En14mZVYoD..@nytimes Folks, it appears that the @NYTimes wants you to PROVE your subscription cancellation.#ShowYourCancellation RT https://t.co/a1MyFOM9z1.

JUDITH HERSHON Oyster Bay, N.Y., Sept. 13, 2012 To the Editor: Mitt Romney's response to the killings in Libya reminds us again of the wisdom of Napoleon's warning that "the man who will say anything will do anything".