Sentence examples for key editors from inspiring English sources

I talked to two key editors at The Times about the quandary.

It's nice to know that the ombudsman's role is working under your watch, particularly after the failure by two key editors, Bill Keller and Jill Abramson.

His key editors in Britain, Andrew Neil at the Sunday Times and Kelvin MacKenzie at the Sun, both typify the Murdoch ethos.They loathe deference and hypocrisy as much as "whingers" and "lily-livered socialists".

Rather, it appears that key editors simply were slow to recognize that the minutes of a high-powered meeting on a life-and-death issue — their authenticity undisputed — probably needed to be assessed in some fashion for readers.

He has brought key editors back from 1990 and urged about 60 people, editors and prominent reporters most associated with the old regime, not to come to work "for their own safety".

With the errors of Times staffers soon to be tracked newsroom wide, with the help of a new database, Mr. Blair's corner-cutting and sloppiness would have been readily available to key editors.

A key editor's computer equipment was destroyed, and e-mail evidence was lost.

Beginning with the Analytical Reviews third issue, Mary Wollstonecraft became the key editor for dramas, romances, and novels.

Vogue and Bazaar now compete with the more populist shopping magazines, like InStyle and Lucky, whose low-key editors have replaced lush, fantastical spreads with practical shopping advice and catalogue-style layouts.

The Black Keys, Editors and Kelis have been confirmed to play Latitude 2014.

In it he poses key questions editors should ask: How accurate is the underlying data?