Sentence examples for editor claims from inspiring English sources

His most recent editor claims he never wrote a bad column.

The editor claims full responsibility for procrastinating over the post's production and publication, blaming his conception of time for the delay.

A former editor claims the company pressured Tiger Woods into appearing on the cover of the sister publication Men's Fitness in 2007 in exchange for spiking an Enquirer article on his infidelity.

(Mitigation at his sentencing in January 2007) Now The former royal editor claims he honoured his side of the deal not to mention his knowledge of alleged hacking at the notw beyond his own activities.

The unofficial biography, jointly written with Isabel Oakeshott, the former Sunday Times political editor, claims that Cameron was involved in a drug-taking environment at university and a bizarre dinner club initiation ritual.

Meanwhile, the Guardian's editor claims leaked information it held was destroyed following government demands.

Theobald, himself a playwright and Shakespeare editor, claimed to have owned three original texts of Cardenio.

In just ten years, the editor claimed, Tae Zang had broken records and sold more than two million copies.

The Mail on Sunday editor claimed that "a substantial sum on money" had been paid to Mr Whittamore during the years he worked for the Mail titles.

Mr Murdoch told the inquiry that in hindsight he should have spoken personally to Goodman when the former royal editor claimed the practice of phone hacking was widespread.

When Reagan died, Sir Harold Evans, the former Sunday Times editor, claimed that "the relationship between Thatcher and President Reagan was closer even than Churchill and Roosevelt".