Sentence examples for leading editorial from inspiring English sources

Herald Tribune's leading editorial June 11, contained a baffling sentence.

Even after handing over the operation to his daughter, Mr. Tatum remained the paper's leading editorial voice.

By Stanley Walker and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, June 20 , 1936P. 9 Herald Tribune's leading editorial June 11, contained a baffling sentence.

Tina Brown, a former editor at The New Yorker and Vanity Fair, who was leading editorial operations at The Daily Beast, is now the editor of Newsweek as well.

"Pitchfork is a 20-year-old brand and one of the leading editorial voices in music journalism," Santarpia said.

The bottom line is this: Arianna Huffington is leading editorial, and AOL exec Jon Brod will become COO of the group.

"Inspired by IBT Media's vision for Newsweek, I am committed to maintaining the high standard of editorial integrity of the franchise and leading the editorial team in this exciting time".

Back in 2009 leading liberal editorial The Daily Mail published a Liz Jones' column titled "I hate these crusties, with their droppy dyed skirts and boiled wool cardigans".

Tom joined Times Online in 2006 as Communities Editor and in early 2009 began leading the editorial redesign of The Times' new subscription website, thetimes.co.uk, which launched in June 2010.

The Guardian picks up the baton of press freedom, leading its editorial by likening The Mail's attack on Ed Miliband to the one on Sir David Bell, one, Lord Justice Leveson's lay assessors, published last November.

At Evernote, Needleman's job will be two-fold: To help mentor the third-party developers who build on top of Evernote's platform to help them focus their ideas and messages, and to write about the strongest and most interesting of those apps while leading the editorial side of the Developer Voice Program.