Sentence examples for editorial through from inspiring English sources

As a senior citizen, I read your editorial through the eyes of my children and grandchildren.

First, he sent an editorial through that was supposed to be on Lincoln's Birthday and the frightened proof reader discovered it was on Washington's Birthday so he substituted the word Lincoln where Washington appeared.

Two cautions are in order about the selections below: a great editorial is carefully constructed and should be read in its entirety; weighing an editorial through excerpts is like judging a car by its hood ornament.

Just as Microsoft continues to box itself into an innovation-free corner and give disruptive energy room to thrive, so too does AOL watch value flow from editorial through the technologies it uncrunched and onto the social mobile platform.

Petty and Briñol asked undergraduates to listen to various radio editorials through headphones while either nodding or shaking their heads.

By chance, the third edition of their samizdat was ready for printing just as the terrible news came through from Hungary on November 4. Thompson quickly penned a new editorial entitled "Through the Smoke of Budapest".

Their battle rages on in a thousand editorial offices, through the pages of newspapers and glossy magazines.

Weeks before the Summer Olympics in London and the start of the National Football League's training camps, Sports Illustrated is cutting editorial staff through buyouts and possible layoffs.

It emerged last month that the publisher was looking to cut up to 25 editorial staff through the merger of the two newsrooms.

I look forward to the challenge as the Trust works to uphold our editorial traditions through these testing times for all media companies".

After steering the Journal's editorial page through the years of Ford bumbling and Carter malaise, inflation and stagflation, Mr Bartley came upon a group of young economists whose ideas impressed him to the end of his days.