Sentence examples for final editorial from inspiring English sources
"Did we succeed in not taking ourselves too seriously?" he asked in his final editorial, on Jan . 29 , 1964
MacQuarrie also found there was confusion about who had the ultimate responsibility for "final editorial sign-off".
Additionally, "there was a different understanding by the key parties about where the responsibility lay for the final editorial signoff for the story on the day".
The final editorial concludes: "Today the presses have stopped, the ink is dry and the paper will soon crinkle no more.
Mitchell relates how he even managed to convince Murdoch to allow the Australian to back Rudd in the final editorial of the 2007 election campaign.
As a consequence, the independent reviewers recommended that the paper should not be published in the journal which led to the final editorial decision to reject the paper".
"Last spring, I called for the resignation of the city's leadership," Mr. Beketov said in one of his final editorials.
"The Tax Bill's Final Indignity" (editorial, May 30) has motivated me to write on behalf of my housekeeper.
Kara Frazier Trabuco Canyon, Calif., Oct. 16, 2008 To the Editor: Re "The Final Debate" (editorial, Oct. 16): I have one question for Senator John McCain regarding "Joe the Plumber": Do you have a specific economic policy for the country, or are you planning to have a custom-made policy for each Joe the Plumber, because there are about 100 million of them in the country?
You may be correct that "listeners certainly came away knowing that Mr. Kerry was a liberal senator ("The Final Debate," editorial, Oct. 14), but I saw yet another Democratic presidential candidate, shackled by his poll-numbed consultants, let the president's liberal-baiting go by without challenge.
To the Editor: You may be correct that "listeners certainly came away knowing that Mr. Kerry was a liberal senator ("The Final Debate," editorial, Oct. 14), but I saw yet another Democratic presidential candidate, shackled by his poll-numbed consultants, let the president's liberal-baiting go by without challenge.
