Sentence examples for intended editor from inspiring English sources

Moore was the last gentleman (no irony intended) editor of the Torygraph before the tax-efficient Barclay Brothers, Fred and Dave, bought the paper and let the barbarians (a lot of rough, Daily Mail types) over the wall.

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Nor were you ever to inquire how much the editor intended to pay, which payment anyway was based on a sliding scale of one rate up to so many words, another rate after, depending on who you were, what you'd been promised in bonus points or whether you threatened to sell it elsewhere, which meant you hurt his passive-aggressive feelings.

Punishing the leaders to quiet the herd is an old practice for authoritarian regimes, and this message was intended for news editors, television reporters, bloggers and others who would speak their minds to the public.

The Times intended no disrespect, editors said, and knew just what it was doing: following a rule in its style manual that decrees that no acronym — SEAL stands for Sea, Air and Land — longer than four letters can be rendered in capital letters.

Most editors intended to join either the CCP or the CCYL, for the reason that Party membership was a valuable political asset for their careers.

They put it on video, which tells us about the essence of our immigration crisis much more than -- I suspect -- the WSJ editors intended to say.

The encyclopedia's editors intended to cover the rise of the Bengal Delta on the physical plane, and its evolution to date, and the changing features of the formation of the delta's janapada or human settlements on the human plane.

Nevertheless, the editors intended the handbook to form one step toward the systematic study of urban health.