Sentence examples for editorial footing from inspiring English sources

"That's when I think we tapped into the emotional angle of the news for us and found our editorial footing," he says.

"You will see that I have affixed some editorial foot-notes, which I hope you will have no hesitation in adopting, they being very loyal".

Since that spontaneous movement of popular energy, we've had a display of bad temper from the print media, who have spent the week stamping their tiny editorial feet in a way which does more to emphasise their marginalisation than it does to resolve it.

Editorial: Cold feet on the Prom The last night at the Proms is certainly one of the odder London occasions.

C1 Business Digest C1 World Business W1 DINING F1-10 EDITORIAL A16-17 Editorials: An unenlightened energy bill; avoiding Florida's mantle; Argentina's bid to save itself; foot-and-mouth disease lingers.

Xiao Ling, Singapore Off on the wrong foot Regarding your editorial cartoon of March 14 depicting Muammar el-Qaddafi astride a camel with a hapless President Obama strapped to its underside: Your cartoonist does not know camels.

"Why Can't Cerberus Foot the Bill?" (editorial, Feb. 23) imposes an unfair double standard by suggesting that Chrysler's shareholders should be treated differently from the shareholders of General Motors or Ford.

As the editorial side has tried to find its footing, the business side has been slammed by the downturn.

He then went on to slash pagination, vowing to increase the ratio of advertising to editorial until they were on an equal footing.

"This structure is designed to put Sky News on a secure financial footing and guarantee its continued editorial independence," he stressed.

("One area that, surprisingly, started to shift under my feet was the Post's editorial quality. I hadn't realized that the Post wasn't perfectly okay").