Sentence examples for ending editorial from inspiring English sources

C6 Business Digest C1 World Business W1 EDITORIAL A24-25 Editorials: Warnings on warming; ending editorial oversight at Treasury; feeding-tube posturing struck down; the Senate's chance on drug costs.

Set up in 1936, the trust's core purpose is to preserve the financial end editorial independence of the Guardian in perpetuity.

"Our goal is to create a constellation of high-end editorial sites, with Slate as the biggest star," said Jacob Weisberg, the editor-in-chief of the Slate Group, a unit of the Washington Post Company.

Re "U.S. Marks End to a Long War for an Uncertain Iraq" (front page, Dec. 16) and "A Formal End" (editorial, Dec. 16): The convoy pictured rumbling down a dark highway is a welcome symbol of American withdrawal from a war that should never have been.

Whether carrying a crate, measuring a wall, or slicing open a box of art, the new images of the art handlers possess a certain majestic but stoic quality, reminiscent of high-end editorial images of artists getting their first cover story in a major art publication.

B9 EDITORIAL A24-25 Endingials: Ending chronic homelessness; Mitch McConnell's deceptive "fixes"; Tina Rosenberg on Chile.

Business Digest C1 EDITORIAL A14-15 Endingials: Ending the oil addiction; the Senate's useful farm bill; reviving Korean diplomacy.

C1 Business Digest C1 World Business W1 ARTS E1-10 EDITORIAL A22-23 Editorials: Ending corporate welfare; what to make of Thabo Mbeki; the Republicans in New Jersey.

C1 Business Digest C2 EDITORIAL A14-15 Endingials: Ending the gerrymander wars; a season of commemoration; class and the American dream; the Capitol flinches at gun safety.

You ended your editorial by saying, "We need to get it right this time, once and for all".

The morning paper in Brisbane on Friday ended an editorial on the first Test by referring to the "Wounded Wallabies".