Sentence examples for executive editorial from inspiring English sources

"There is a Santa Monica mind-set," said Jack R. Nerad, executive editorial director for Kelley Blue Book.

"The idea is that every aspect will add to the storytelling in its own way," said David Levithan, an executive editorial director for multimedia publishing at Scholastic.

David Reiter, the executive editorial director for ABC News, says the one-person crews augment the traditional "geographic conscience" of a television network.

"Depending upon how you use the Volt, it can get mileage approaching that or much less," Jack Nerad, executive editorial director of Kelley Blue Book, said.

The BBC Trust and S4C Authority would also agree a dual service licence for the S4C channel, freeing the executive editorial board which runs the broadcaster to operate without direct BBC interference.

The acquisition of Saturn by Penske Automotive is "like finally finding your puppy a good home," said Jack R. Nerad, executive editorial director of Kelley Blue Book, which analyzes the values of new and used cars.

Thomas McCormack is the former chairman, chief executive and editorial director of St. Martin's Press.

Richard Ellis, TMG executive editor (editorial), has been filling the role since then on a temporary basis.

"There was a tipping point of issues," Julia Hobsbawm, chief executive of Editorial Intelligence, a media analysis firm in London.

The members of the advisory board from the Times Company are Arthur Sulzberger Jr., chairman; Russell T. Lewis, president and chief executive; Howell Raines, editorial page editor of The New York Times; and Martin A. Nisenholtz, the chief executive of the digital division.

Reynolds, who had been arts correspondent for the Daily Telegraph for more than a decade, learned he was being axed last month after meetings with Lewis and executive director, editorial, Richard Ellis.