Sentence examples for job of editor from inspiring English sources

The Dial was conceived at club meetings in 1839, and, when Margaret volunteered for the job of editor, Emerson gave it to her gladly.

He worked for almost 20 years at the media company in roles including showbusiness editor of the Sun and deputy editor before taking on the job of editor in 2009.

She went to Fleet Street, rising to the job of editor at Caravan World and thence to a more literary magazine called Lilliput, where she commissioned Dylan Thomas, VS Pritchett, Henry Moore and Mervyn Peake.

A year ago, it was widely believed inside Time Inc. that he would leave the job of editor in chief at the end of 2000, a belief that led to an internal guessing game about whether John Huey, managing editor of Fortune, or Walter Isaacson, managing editor of Time magazine, was more likely to take his job.

Atoosa Rubenstein left the job of editor in chief of Seventeen magazine to start her own digital business and blogs to the delight of her legion of fans at www.myspace.com/atoosaspage.com/atoosaspage

Sam Tanenhaus wrote a brilliant and now famous memo that catapulted him into the job of editor of The New York Times Book Review back in 2004.

But that is typically the job of editors, not lowly journalists tasked with filing raw copy.

But she said it was the job of editors to decide if something was newsworthy enough to warrant a separate article and, if so, "to go back and do our own reporting".

Along with others, one participant stated that the job of editors was to "publish journals for people to read.

The job of editors and reviewers is to decide if this vision is publishable or not: it is not the job of the editor or reviewer to define the scope of the paper.

"The jobs of editor or publisher are a lot tougher, so people are less likely to cling to them," said Paul E. Steiger, who retired in 2007 as managing editor of The Wall Street Journal, the highest newsroom position there.