Sentence examples for extra editors from inspiring English sources

That process required extra editors, and forced the company to start rolling the presses as early as 9 30 P.M., leaving many of Gannett's readers without the results of late baseball games, town meetings and elections.

Yet papers insist on running headlines as if paperboys were still out there on the streets screaming, "Extra!" Editors and publishers are so old-school they can't see the writing on the computer screen, if you will.

The BBC plans to spend £8m on hiring extra specialist editors and correspondents, local political reporters and city correspondents; with the remaining £4m going into social and mobile news, data journalism, online analysis and enhancing News Labs.

During the next few weeks, the unwritten review "weighed on Pete a lot," Kat Kinsman, the Extra Crispy editor, recalled.

The seven episodes in series one cost £7m; the forthcoming series has a budget of £12m for eight episodes and a Christmas special (which, considering the anachronisms that so enraged the linguists and historians, might mean the production has been able to stump up for an extra script editor or two).

The original article can be found at GetRichSlowly.org: "Ask the Readers: Items Worth the Extra Money?" Contributing editor, CardRatings.com.com

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In 2008, Tabares moved on to work at Extra newspaper as an editor, reporter and writer.

I was hungry for work and agreed to take on an extra task that my editor was trying to get done.

If Gawker wanted to make a change to the Sargent piece on Geithner (and that's a big "if"; I'm not 100% convinced they should've done anything one way or the other), that change should've been a correction or an extra note from the editor that appears on the same web page as the piece in question.

Sometimes these advance reading copies are accompanied by letters from publishers or editors making an extra effort to sell what they consider a significant book.