Sentence examples for editorial desk from inspiring English sources

If this is so, you should contact the editorial desk that they contribute to and ask for your message to be passed on.

It was primarily drafted by Xin Ziling, a onetime director of the editorial desk at the National Defense University of China, according to the wife of the most prominent signer, Mao's former personal secretary, Li Rui.

One of our most powerful recent letters was sent to the wrong editorial desk, was over-length, we had to chase up full contact details, and the woman who wrote it wanted it published anonymously, which we wouldn't normally do.

David Lux, Coventry, R.I.: Reading your column today prompted a tour of the TimesSelect archive, which brought me to your editorial desk piece of September 9, 2003, "Whatever It Takes".

With Beagle Street comfortable with the broad outline of the project, Daoust was free to create content that the main editorial desk was happy to place on the front page of the Guardian's website.

After the photograph of the trio came across the Post's electronic network to the editorial desk, the temptation was too much for the Style section's art director, who, with a few quick clicks of a mouse and a gyration or two of the wrist, blurred the faces of Berman and Pecker.

They overwhelmingly agreed that when it came to quoting non-native English speakers, either they themselves or our various editorial desks should help them along.

After reform activity in New York City, in 1872 he joined the staff of the Chicago Tribune, where he worked for 13 years at the literary, financial, and editorial desks.

2. Editorial desks initiate payments to content suppliers and unless otherwise agreed payment shall be made within 30 days of publication of your Contribution.

Terry Tang, whose 15-year career at The New York Times has included stints on the metropolitan, business and editorial desks and also involved building its online presence, has been named deputy editorial page editor.

A hundred days into his Presidency, all denunciations of Trump — the colorful ones written by bloggers, the carefully reasoned ones published by editorial desks, the satirical ones performed by comedians — feel essential and futile at the same time.