Sentence examples for editor in which from inspiring English sources

Grant taped a conversation with a senior News of the World editor, in which the editor admitted to hacking into phones.

The clincher comes in a letter to his Random House editor, in which he admits that the book "was a very conscious attempt to simulate drug freakout...

I typically use two main programs when writing articles — Word and a text editor in which I've compiled all my notes.

But another leaked conversation between Mr Erdogan's son, Bilal, and a senior television and newspaper editor, in which they discuss fiddling the results of an opinion poll, has cast a further shadow.

Sirkis wrote a despondent letter to the editor in which he noted that this was an event of such banality that it had not even merited a news story.

At issue was a column written by Emilio Palacio, a columnist who was also the editorial page editor, in which Mr. Palacio accused the president of giving troops permission to open fire on a hospital during a police uprising in September 2010.

Relying on plug-ins such as the one from ChemDraw[10], is even more problematic because plug-ins are platform-dependent, and there are (to our knowledge) no free chemical structure editor plug-ins which can connect to arbitrary sites.

Those words were cited by Mr. Strauss-Kahn in an open letter to the editors, in which he said Le Nouvel Observateur's decision had sickened him.

Slate has published a hash of thoughts from its editors, in which a majority think that a mere hint of a proposition should not be a crime.

On 16 January 2009, four days before Obama was inaugurated, Michael D. Shear headlined in the Washington Post, "Obama Pledges Entitlement Reform," and he reported about "a wide-ranging 70 minute interview with Washington Post reporters and editors," in which Obama endorsed efforts by Republicans and conservative "Blue Dog" Democrats in the Senate to cut Social Security and Medicare.

Ironically, on the very same day that Limbaugh said this, Michael D. Shear headlined in the Washington Post, "Obama Pledges Entitlement Reform," and he reported about "a wide-ranging 70 minute interview with Washington Post reporters and editors," in which Obama endorsed efforts by conservative "Blue Dog" Democrats in the Senate to cut Social Security and Medicare.