Sentence examples for editorial post from inspiring English sources

A few months after Mr. Chaplin stepped down from the paper's top editorial post in December 1986, its circulation of 90,000 made it Hawaii's largest newspaper.

The death of Mr. Izraelewicz, who had served in the top editorial post for less than two years, opens a new chapter in the turbulent history of the newspaper.

Abramson's stint in the top editorial post lasted only slightly longer than that of Howell Raines, whose own departure in 2003 Abramson paradoxically hastened in the wake of the Jayson Blair plagiarism and fabrication scandal.

She hoped an editorial post in 1959 with the academic Clarendon Press would compensate for her lack of teaching experience with children, but within a year realised it was a wrong move - "exquisitely boring".

What might be called the Imperial Age of the Times began in 1904, when Adolph Ochs, who had bought the paper for a song in 1896, moved its headquarters uptown from Park Row to Longacre Square, which the city obligingly renamed Times Square, and installed Carr Van Anda in what was then the top editorial post, managing editor.

Some 50 employees past and present of Venue put their names to a final editorial post lamenting the decision by Local World to close the site, which was founded in its print incarnation in 1982 and went digital-only last year.

In an editorial posted on its Web site, Cidac, a research group, echoed the criticism.

The impression is there," the paper wrote in an editorial posted online early Thursday.

In others words, they would largely affect commercial rather than editorial posts.

Upon his return to Europe, other editorial posts followed, notably editorship of Galignani's Messenger (1899 1903) and Foreign Affairs (1928 31).

After the Armistice, Ross bummed around editorial posts in New York, including a brief stint at Judge, a humor magazine.