Sentence examples for editorial to the from inspiring English sources

The Times devoted an editorial to the cause.

Only once did The Times devote its lead editorial to the subject.

Will you, please, now do what you never do and devote an editorial to the issue?

The Times devoted an editorial to the findings, but, far from expressing concern over a nuclear holocaust, it asked, rhetorically, "Why belabor the obvious?" The President &Congress were mute.

On Monday, the liberal Haaretz newspaper devoted an editorial to the larger issue of spending in the prime minister's residence, complaining of a "royalist culture that has taken root there during Netanyahu's regime".

(Soon afterward, Mr. Murdoch, Mr. Morgan and The News of the World switched allegiances to the Labour leader, Tony Blair, who in turn submitted an editorial to the paper titled "Major's Failed and He Knows It").

Like her, I offer hyper-emotional editorials to the television at moments of public outrage.

Ask students to clip their editorials to the articles that inspired them.

Sentinel Many papers devoted editorials to the civilian deaths in a Baghdad market on Wednesday.

From other sources The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post also devote editorials to the Supreme Court's review of the health care reform law.

She wrote countless editorials to the local newspaper and joined Facebook groups to promote her cause.