Sentence examples for editorial well from inspiring English sources

"Front of the book" features are crisper than before, and the magazine's core, its editorial well, has grown more sophisticated.

That sophisticated audience stands to be pleased with a June editorial well that includes features like "The New Elegance".

As a result, the editorial well of W has emerged as an important -- maybe the most important -- creative showcase for photography among American fashion magazines.

If you can write press releases, pitch letters and editorials well, and you possess the barest of people skills, you will never go hungry.

She singled out some of "my sisters on the business side and in editorial," as well as the Times' female pioneers.

To portray that exchange in a way that wrongs Zimmerman is high editorial malpractice well worthy of the investigation that NBC is now mounting.

This includes wage-subsidy programs like those described in the editorial, as well as job training that is tied to the skills and attitudes that employers demand.

They learn about opinion, analysis and editorial, as well as the difference between a news anchor and a news channel personality who presents opinion.

This editorial as well as the papers collected in this special issue on Forests, food, and livelihoods, discuss the ways in which forests contribute to livelihoods, including interactions between them, and how they change as landscapes transition.

But I have writing and editorial, as well as technical, skills, and have always enjoyed "explain-y" projects as much as the simply creative ones.

Not only do designers produce more stuff than ever before — clothes for early deliveries, for red carpet and editorial, as well as accessories — but they are also increasingly perceived as less important than brands.