Sentence examples for editor of various from inspiring English sources
Franco plays Michael Glatze, a real-life former activist and editor of various US youth magazines.
He became a producer at 20th Century Fox; the editor of Daily News Tonight, an afternoon edition of The Daily News in New York; the editor of Manhattan, inc., a magazine for Wall Streeters; and editor of various smaller publications.
Evans, who achieved renown as editor of The Sunday Times of London, has served as editor of various U.S. magazines, publisher of Random House and author ("My Paper Chase").
Theresa was a managing editor of various publishing houses; among them Harcourt Brace, MacMillan, Exposition Press, Random House, Scribner's, the University of South Carolina Press, Johns Hopkins University Press and Simon & Schuster, from which she retired in 1996.
He is (associate) editor of various journals, edited several special issues, chaired various conferences and has published over 200 refereed publications.
Prof. Ebrahimi is a member of IEEE MMSP and IVMSP Technical Committees, has been associate editor of various scientific journals, including the IEEE Trans.
He reproduced cantankerous letters to the editors of various publications; he fulminated against Communism, existentialism, and even democracy; he deployed elegant quips and humorous aphorisms.
"Editors of various media houses should display maturity in their work to save their institutions from publishing indecent materials which undermine Tanzania's esteem," Mr. Mapuri said.
We lived on NUJ strike pay and a generous allocation of work for the editors of various trade union journals – until the three of us were rescued by being hired, en bloc, by Andreas Whittam Smith, the editor who had the exceptional vision to found a new paper which will celebrate a happier 30th anniversary this year: The Independent.
The comic has had positive reception from both the public and editors of various gaming magazines.
This caused a series of letters to the editors of various journals about disagreements among critical care physicians regarding the utility of and risks associated with PAC monitoring.
