Sentence examples for editorial print from inspiring English sources

Rob King, ESPN's senior vice president for editorial, print and digital media, said on Twitter: "There's no defense for the indefensible.

But her epitaph inevitably still bears the stain of the editorial printed by The Times the day after the coroner's jury found Cheryl's fatal blow justified.

Editorials printed in the Harvard Crimson accused Alpert and Leary of not merely researching psychotropic drugs but actively promoting their recreational use.

There were no showtimes, articles or editorials printed in the following days.

He requested that all newspapers that had printed the "True American" editorial also print his response.

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Next month, we'll see the unveiling of RH Contemporary Art, a platform that includes an interactive Web site, which will blend e-commerce and editorial; a print journal; a series of short documentaries; a residency program; and, yes, a Manhattan gallery.

With few exceptions, including a ringing Times editorial, the print and broadcast media, as usual, rose to Trump's fake-patriotism bait, leaving one of the nation's largest humanitarian crises in years as an afterthought.

This refers to scholarship that approaches texts as material objects – looking at textual variants, editorial and print histories, physical properties – in order to establish authoritative versions of texts or pin-point them on a bibliographic continuum.

Look for more big brands to follow the Beck's example and begin to create editorial -- print and videos -- daily!

The Post editorial was printed on 2 January the same year.