Sentence examples for issues editor from inspiring English sources

In later issues, editor Orson Scott Card praised the game's humor, cinematic storytelling, and lack of violence.

In Ms. Sozzani's case, the magazine in question is probably Italian Vogue, where she was once a special-issues editor and where her sister, Franca, is editor in chief.

Paul McNamee, the Big Issue editor, said: "The Christmas period is a key time for the Big Issue and our vendors.

The bride, 30, is the managing editor of Self magazine in New York, where the bridegroom, 31, is an issue editor of The New Yorker.

Speaking to the Guardian, the Big Issue editor Paul McNamee said he wanted to make sure the relaunched magazine could work both on the streets and digitally.

In Saturday's issue, editor Lloyd Embley announced the changes to readers by staking a claim to the tabloid high ground: "We are not like other tabloid newspapers.

He resumed his role as arbiter of the house style, but also took on duties akin to those of what we now call the A-issue Editor.

In an article published in the last issue, editor Amira Salah Ahmed joked, "History is supposed to repeat itself but not this soon, right?" In her final letter, Ms. Attalah said that she and her staff "strive to continue and reincarnate in a new configuration," and vowed that their work would continue in some new form.

In her introduction to the issue, editor Alexandra Shulman hails Delevingne as the model of the moment: "Cara is one of those girls who combine energy, wit, enthusiasm and the kind of edgy beauty that marks her out from the general pool of beautiful models".

For its June issue Editor Lewis Lapham convened a summit of dunces and turned on the tape recorder.

In the article included in this issue, "Editor's Corner: The Early "Evolution" of "Punctuated Equilibria"," Niles Eldredge (2008) takes on that mischaracterization.