In his letter, Mr. Goodman said that phone hacking was regularly discussed in the paper's daily news conference "until explicit reference to it was banned by the editor," presumably meaning Mr. Coulson.
"At the end of the day, the Italians are about making money," said Nick Sullivan, the fashion editor of Esquire, meaning that what is often derided as the commercialism of Italian fashion is most likely its strength.
The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post, for example, both led with the story, meaning that editors placed it in the primary news position on their front pages.
On Wikipedia, "reliable sources" are the standard to which citations are held, meaning that editors can and frequently do yank things that aren't properly sourced.
They, meaning mainly fashion editors and designers, claim the dress is dead.
"Look at Carine," she said, meaning Carine Roitfeld, the editor of French Vogue.
As well as a "Zoneniner", I am an author and an editor of a bimonthly magazine called Weyeyet, meaning dialogue in Amharic, which focuses on political issues.
Assuming the merger unfolds in the usual manner, the company will announce layoffs due to "redundancies," meaning fewer imprints with fewer editors looking for the next Donal Ryan.
Editors "desk rejected" 722 of the manuscripts, meaning they never made it to the journal's peer-review stage.
Instead, trailers are usually cut by separate editors long before the film is finished, meaning that the preview has a unique identity ― a film outside the film.
