Sentence examples for long time editor from inspiring English sources

On February 8. Long time editor at H.W. Wilson Company.

And this week, I am interviewing Katherine Bouton, who has been a long time editor for The New York Times and it now a contributing writer to our science section.

Mrs. Maynard was born in New Haven, CT and got her professional break after WWII working at the New Yorker Magazine where she was acquainted with long time editor William Shawn and the humorist and cartoonist James Thurber.

In his critique of what he calls the entrepreneurial society, George Brenkert (long time editor of Business Ethics Quarterly) warns that "instead, then, of a Platonic society, which looked to its philosopher kings, our entrepreneurial society will look to its entrepreneur bosses".

But his long time editor Joel Cox, and many of the other crewmembers, remembered me.

In fact Helen Gurley Brown, the long time editor of Cosmopolitan, and one of the original working girl's mentors even wrote a book called "Having It All" which Lena Dunham, writer, director and the creator of HBO's Girls, references in the introduction to her new book Not That Kind of Girl.

He was the long-time editor of the Forum of the Long Island Jewish Hillside Medical Center, with which he was affiliated, and became Associate Professor in the Department of Children's Dentistry (Orthodontics) at Stony Brook School of Dental Medicine.

Arts journalist and long-time editor of Art & Auction magazine, Amy Page, passed away January 19th , 2012

(This comment appears in the first issue edited by Robert Gottlieb after the retirement of long-time editor William Shawn).

It was revealed that his long-time editor, Gordon Lish, had drastically changed many of Carver's early stories.

Carr further reported that the Times-Picayune's long-time editor, Jim Amoss, will leave the paper after assisting in the transition.