Sentence examples for journalist editing from inspiring English sources

Mr Foot first stood for Parliament in 1935, but began his career as a journalist – editing the London Evening Standard by the age of 28.

On leaving university, Eco worked in Milan for several years as a journalist, editing cultural programmes for Italy's state-owned RAI television network.

He turned others' theoretical musings on ordinary people's openness to images and emotional appeals into a series of handbooks explaining how to manipulate the public mind in pursuit of corporate or political goals.Like Lee, Bernays had started out as a journalist, editing medical magazines.

In 2002, Cathi Hanauer, an American journalist, edited a collection of essays that went on, in the US at least, to be a bestseller: The Bitch in the House, in which 26 female writers told "the truth about sex, solitude, work, motherhood and marriage".

JOURNALISTAS: 100 Years of the Best Writing and Reporting by Women Journalists, edited by Eleanor Mills with Kira Cochrane.

Directed by Anders Ostergaard; written by Mr. Ostergaard and Jan Krogsgaard; directors of photography, Simon Plum and Burmese video journalists; edited by Janus Billeskov Jansen and Thomas Papapetros; music by Conny Malmqvist; produced by Lise Lense-Moller; released by Oscilloscope Laboratories and HBO Documentary Films.

Tom Mangold, TV journalist, currently editing a BBC2 documentary I must judge by perception.

Manmeet Sahni, a twenty-eight-year-old freelance journalist, was editing the entry for Phoolan Devi, an Indian folk hero nicknamed the Bandit Queen, who was famous for her life of crime and subsequent election to India's Parliament.* "The page is full of things that are irrelevant to her history," Sahni said.

Paul Khlebnikov, the US journalist who edited the Russian edition of Forbes magazine was gunned down near his Moscow office in 2004.

He began as a journalist and edited a magazine, Magill, based in Dublin.

With Dovlatov and the journalist Petr Vail, Alexander Genis edited the influential Russian-language weekly "The New American".