Sentence examples for editor room from inspiring English sources

He may be a heartless demagogue but at least he's got an eye for the elephant in every newspaper's editor room.

Raul Solis, Upland... To the editor: Room and board, tuition, fees and books at Stanford University cost about $67,000 per year.

To the Editor: "Rooms With a View: Street Theater at the Pull of a Curtain" (Journeys, Feb. 25) made me wistful for the apartment my husband and I shared in Rome from 2001 to 2003.

In 1940 Hetherington had spent three months in the sub-editors' room at the Glasgow Herald.

It was in 1904 that a 24-year-old Basil Clarke joined the Manchester Guardian's sub-editors' room.

The Editors Room showcases more than 250,000 online videos in 5Min's library, including videos from BBC News, Hearst, Meredith, GigaOM, blip.tv, Scripps, Revision3, Next New Networks, IGN, and Reuters.

The Editors Room is a central destination where web publishers can peruse videos on any topic, and embed them for free on their sites.

That is the idea behind Editors Room (sic), a new service from AOL's 5min (which, like TechCrunch, was acquired by AOL a year ago).

The Editors Room is designed for editors of news sites and blogs who don't have the budget to do a lot of video but want to augment their site with topical videos.

The editor of Room for Debate, Susan Ellingwood, responded to my question about the headline.

To the Editor: Regarding "Room Bargains Await in Dorms," (Practical Traveler, March 3), readers who are considering a stay at Bankside House in London should be forewarned.