Sentence examples for editorial labors from inspiring English sources

Much credit for the shapeliness of this collection is due to David Carter's editorial labors.

Ezra's work was later completed and supplemented by the editorial labors of others.

"The Grand Surprise," on the other hand, is an editorial labor of love.

Today we begin a new mail-pull inducement: "The Department of Amplification," its title borrowed from The New Yorker magazine, which has had success with this editorial labor-saving device since 1938.

In his August 30th "On Language" column, Safire inaugurated his own version of it: Today we begin a new mail-pull inducement: "The Department of Amplification," its title borrowed from The New Yorker magazine, which has had success with this editorial labor-saving device since 1938.

PAGE C4 Dance Review: Alvin Ailey C6 Editorial THE LABOR AGENDA President-elect Barack Obama has chosen a labor secretary who could be a transformative force in a long-neglected arena.

"Labor and the China Vote" (editorial, May 21) criticizes organized labor for urging Congress to vote against establishing permanent normal trading status with China.

Some identified him as having worked on the pile, and one Daily News editorial said he had "labored in the pulverized concrete, glass and smoke that formed a cloud over the rubble".

The conservative-leaning Boston Herald penned an editorial Friday decrying the labor board as "out of control".

His editorials, meanwhile, deride labor as a "perpetual money machine" and sound the warning that facilitating the process for employees to choose union representation could strengthen unions.

He serves on the editorial advisory committees for three independent labor publications--Labor Notes, New Labor Forum, and WorkingUSA.