Sentence examples for executive features from inspiring English sources

O'Sullivan was the executive features editor on the Mirror until May, when he went back on the road as a senior feature writer.

Andreae has held a number of senior roles at the Daily Mail, including executive features editor and editor of Femail, the paper's women-focused section.

The study is of critical importance since Joannes Marcus worked in the sixteenth century and, in this very period, some executive features were introduced in musical instrument making, which are now veritable standards for this kind of instruments.

Executive Features Editor, The Huffington Post.

Montorio also served as Executive Features Editor of The Huffington Post.

Internally, Tom Scocca, while continuing his role as executive features editor, will return to Gawker in a formal way with a twice-weekly column.

Ferillo's documentary made national headlines in 2007, when Obama, then a senator, called him to ask for a meeting with every administrator and executive featured in the film.

Some readers may know him as a key early Apple executive featured in the Steve Jobs biography, and as an Apple board member today.

(The "contact an executive" feature has not yet been activated, the company is waiting until it has amassed tens of thousands of verified emails).

When we see an executive featured in a corporate scandal, it's usually because they became addicted to success.

"When was the last time you pushed any one of them other than 'normal'?" Kaplan lives by a code that's rare among designers and rarer still among Cisco executives: Features are a vice, not a virtue.