Sentence examples for editor for the second from inspiring English sources
The editor for the second office is currently Christian Hellwig of the Toulouse School of Economics.
John Kenyon, the pronunciation editor for the second edition of Webster's, in the thirties, came from northeastern Ohio, and he helped make Inland North the standard American dialect.
He is lead editor for the second edition of Atlas of the World's Religions (Forthcoming, 2007 from Laurence King Publishing Ltd. and Oxford University Press). 1. Lynn White, "The Historical Roots of Our Ecologic Crisis," Science 155 (1967) 1203 1207.
Kelner was appointed the paper's editor for the second time this year after its purchase by Alexander Lebedev, a deal that Kelner, in his former role as the paper's managing director and editor-in-chief, did much to make happen.
From the Sunday paper, Bob went to the daily as managing editor (1959-61), and when sacked as editor for the second time – both executions were conducted by Max Aitken, Beaverbrook's son, who didn't like Bob – he was rescued by Hugh Cudlipp of the Mirror Group.
A new publicity photo was taken, and Ms. O'Brien came to New York to meet her editor for the first time over lunch.
The story of the magazine is inseparable from the biography of Harriet Monroe, its founder and editor for the first 24 years; nearly three-quarters of the book is devoted to her stint at the helm.
To the Editor: For the first time in more than 60 years, politicians are arguing with great fervor about "right to work" laws — state laws that bar unions and employers from requiring that workers join unions or pay union dues without joining.
She also was a corresponding editor for the first issue of Awaaz, a student journal of South Asian affairs, and is a member of Club Dimensions, a student group dedicated to creating awareness about South Asian culture and politics through art.
