Sentence examples for groups of editors from inspiring English sources

In New York this week, the designers whose shows were cancelled after the tragedy have been presenting their collections to small groups of editors and stores.

In the autumn of 2006, groups of editors went around getting rid of articles on webcomic artists - some of the most original and articulate people on the net.

The fall collection will be shown to small groups of editors on March 9 and 10, but not on a runway, as are most Fashion Week collections.

As small groups of editors and retailers arrived at Balenciaga's historic salon on the Avenue George V to see his first collection, the mood, as one guest described it, was one of "quiet expectation".

In the midst of the January couture shows in Paris, Elbaz invited three small groups of editors and journalists to a Lanvin "pre-collection" presentation, at the Hôtel de Crillon, for a first look at what he would show for autumn.

In the midst of the January couture shows in Paris — fantastical spectacles generally held in vast venues — Elbaz invited three small groups of editors and journalists to a Lanvin "pre-collection" presentation, at the Hôtel de Crillon, for a first look at what he would show for fall.

(They also found a similar result when they applied this to groups of Wikipedia editors: Editors whose interactions were higher in integrated information produced higher-quality Wikipedia articles).

"It is unprecedented for a group of editors to write such a letter.

Ms. Abramson had been part of a group of editors who clashed with Howell Raines, the executive editor who was forced out after Mr. Blair's fraud was discovered.

Jill Abramson, the managing editor who supervised the project, said the idea for the report had come out of a brainstorming session among a group of editors.

Like most of the New York designers whose shows were postponed, Mr. Lauren presented his collection intimately, in his showroom, to a small group of editors and buyers.