Sentence examples for editorial occupations from inspiring English sources

As I wrote in my book about eating and drinking, "The Table Comes First," one of my early editorial occupations was taking two remarkable writers, Mordecai Richler and Wilfrid Sheed, once a month out to a largely liquid lunch.

There has been discontent among editorial staff both about Ms Nougayrède's management style, and what some see as a more moderate, centre-left editorial line at the paper, which was founded after liberation from Nazi occupation in 1944 and has traditionally been more left-wing.

"The international community and Israel must understand that the Palestinian people are a peaceful people and that they are not bloodthirsty, but have suffered for so long under occupation," the editorial said.

In "A Troubled Occupation in Iraq" (editorial, July 10), you assert that the pressure on your troops can be eased "once Washington embraces a more substantial role for the United Nations" and add, "With broader U.N. involvement, American and British troops will seem less like foreign conquerors and occupiers".

Occupation: Commercial and editorial photographer.

Ms. Coleman was also one of the leaders of a daylong occupation of the Ladies Home Journall editorial office by more than 100 feminists in 1970.

"His undertaking is not likely to be welcomed in the country, where the majority of people view the Americans and the British as an occupation force in Iraq," an editorial in The News, a Pakistani daily, said today.

"If this army treats the Iraqis like an army of occupation," the paper said in an editorial, "then it will be faced with resistance".

That you can write an editorial on the subject and not even mention the occupation beggars belief.

"The refusal to use the word occupation without scare quotes is one of the most cowardly editorial decisions the New York Times has made," Greenwald says.

Your editorial falls into the same trap of portraying the Palestinians' struggle against Israeli occupation as senseless.