Sentence examples for editorial stage from inspiring English sources

I write in longhand, always have done, then type up later on, which is ideal, to my mind, because that way you make all sorts of corrections and additions in the process; it is an editorial stage.

Instead of assembling a page dynamically when a user makes a request, most of The Grid's computation happens during the backend editorial stage of production.

Do not be obsessed with perfection as you write - that is what the editorial stage is for.

This prompted the editorial staff to stage repeated protests and to sign a petition demanding that managers explain Mr Lau's removal, to no avail.Three days before the attack on Mr Lau, thousands had taken to the streets of Hong Kong in support of press freedom.

The pamphlet also included an editorial plea to stage next year's New Year's Eve concert somewhere other than Madison Square Garden, where the band has played each year since 2010.

Make a newspaper front page secondary workshop: further information Editorial teams Key stage 4 & 5, free of charge, maximum 28 students.

Throughout the late 20th century, Iranian graphic designer Ghobad Shiva evoked the colour palette, traditional Arabic calligraphy, and page layouts of ancient Persian manuscripts in his graphic work, which ranged from packaging to advertising and editorial design to stage sets.

Mr Farage said the BBC would be "within its rights", under the terms of its editorial guidelines, to stage a debate without Mr Cameron and providing an empty podium would be "entirely appropriate".

And, science journal Nature's editorial set the stage for people to challenge sexual transgressions in the scientific world.

Ronald Reagan was accused by a few members of Congress and a few editorial writers of staging the invasion of Grenada to mute criticism of his failure to protect marines who were killed in Lebanon.

Highly profitable, with a circulation of over a million and a formidable editorial staff, the Sunday Times was a wonderful stage for Sir Harry to perform from.