Sentence examples for editor introduces from inspiring English sources

PAGE 47 Voice of the Readers Daniel Okrent, The Times's public editor, introduces himself in a debut column.

Bobby Ghosh, Time's international editor, introduces the pictures in a video clip in which he points out that atrocities are being carried out by Bashar al-Assad's forces and by the various rebel groups.

Rob Hopkins, founder, Transition Towns John Vidal, environment editor, the Guardian John Vidal, the Guardian's environment editor, introduces the premiere of 'In Transition 2.0' – a film by the Transition Network, drawing together stories from around the world of ordinary people 'transitioning' their communities to rebuild resilience and reduce their CO2 emissions.

I met Franzen because our editor introduced us.

Hugo Lindgren, the editor of the magazine, and Adam Sternbergh, the culture editor, introduce this special issue.

A fashion editor introduced her to Geraldine Stutz, the president of Henri Bendel, who put Ms. Vass on the fashion map.

Plucked from obscurity by a top photographer (whose rapacious body language with a camera is surely inspired by David Hemmings's fashion snapper in the Sixties film Blow-Up), adopted as a toy boy by a Devil Wears Prada editor, introduced to a world of bisexual parties where the drugs are handed out like canapés, he starts to believe his own hype: that personal beauty is all.

Simon called up one of the "Vows" editors, introduced himself, and made his pitch.

The author, Roberto Bolaño, was well known to Spanish-speaking readers, but the Amazon editors introduced him to English-speaking ones.

Yes, I've got to have it.' " The magazine editors introduced the products, but it was the celebrities who spread the feverish demand to the masses.

The Web site freely mixes right-wing political commentary with juvenile rants and racist innuendo; under Bannon's direction, the editors introduced a rubric called Black Crime.