Sentence examples for editors mark from inspiring English sources
How do Sun editors mark their departure?
How could editors mark what an effusive prime minister, David Cameron, called "an important moment in the life of our nation" with enough panache to catch the eye on the newsstands?
Used to determine a new word's worth or an old word's changing meaning, dictionary editors mark usage in magazines, newspapers, scholarly journals, and elsewhere.
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Editors marked its significance by placing it on the front page above the fold.
As weatherman, co-host and entertainment editor, MARK McEWEN has been a fixture on the various versions of a CBS morning program for 15 years.
They are actually hugely impressive – because, for all the notes and editor marks, the most amazing revelation is how sure Rowling seemed about her creation from the start.
Ms. Lynch, a former Democratic pollster who joined CBS News in 1985 and is now the CBS network's senior political editor, marks time in terms of election cycles: Carter, Reagan, Reagan, Bush, Clinton.
This message of congratulations was one of many sent to the Manchester Guardian and its long-standing editor marking its one hundredth anniversary on 5 May 1921.
And Marnell did it all without a net — no editor marking up an early draft, no copy editor using a red pen to flag misspellings before the article went live.
But one day one of the editorial staff made an unusual request: she had an article and wanted us to add a checkbox in the article editor marked "Display on video page".
