Sentence examples for editor becoming from inspiring English sources

He rose through the agency's ranks as a sports writer and editor, becoming executive sports editor in 1973.

A year later he moved to the news service as associate editor, becoming executive editor in 1984.

After working as the college editor of Glamour magazine and at Scholastic Publications, she joined Seventeen as executive editor, becoming editor in chief in 1985.

Richard Reeves was there at the rise and at the fall, beginning as a small-town editor, becoming the chief political correspondent of the New York Times and then a best-selling author and award-winning documentary filmmaker.

Q. Are reporters and editors becoming more comfortable with technology?

Chacko, a graduate in Chinese, joined the Star as a sub-editor in 2010, and subsequently served as deputy features editor, assistant editor and deputy editor before becoming acting editor last July.

Bailey said she was "terribly sad" to leave Elle, where she has worked for eight years, joining as associate editor, before becoming deputy editor, launch editor of Elle girl and finally editor of Elle in March 2002.

Dacre is Fleet Street's longest serving editor after becoming editor of the Mail in 1992 and also its highest paid, having taken home £2.4m in 2014.

He served as assistant foreign editor and later as business editor before becoming managing editor in May 2008 and The Times' 15th editor three years later.

She started at The Post as an assignment editor and over the years worked her way around the Beltway, reporting in Montgomery County, serving as Virginia editor and city editor before becoming assistant managing editor for metro news in 1996.

She spent 25 years at the paper, rising to managing editor, before becoming editor-in-chief and publisher of the Columbia Journalism Review in 2014.