Sentence examples for longstanding editor from inspiring English sources

Trollope's move is easily explained by the fact that her longstanding editor Liz Calder is stepping down from the Bloomsbury board.

Moynihan, a former NME.com editor, joined in March 2011 taking over from Digital Spy co-founder and longstanding editor Neil Wilkes.

"He refuses to take our calls or provide us with answers to our questions and has told me to inform my reporters not to call him," Peter Barron the newspaper's longstanding editor, wrote in an editorial for the paper.

Then it's back to the offices in south London, where longstanding editor-in-chief Mark Hedges holds the bridge of his nose and agonises over which particular Oxbridge graduate should be featured in its Girls In Pearls frontispiece.

By summer 2013 three longstanding editors of Wikipedia had complained about the edits made toShapps' Wikipedia page – and the site blocked it from being changed by "unregistered" users on 25 August 2013.

Eugene Byrne, a longstanding consulting editor at Venue, advises that the key to a successful "I Saw You" is "the same as applies to any kind of personal ad.

Evans, a scouser and the paper's longstanding football editor with oversight of its the Game supplement, quit last November to go freelance.

I attribute this omission, accidental or not, to the longstanding rumor that editors don't actually edit.

"In a lot of respects it's the only area of music at the moment that is genuinely exciting," says Phil Alexander, editor of longstanding rockers' bible Kerrang.

The editor, Roderick Jaynes, is their longstanding pseudonym.

As editor, Mr. Gross broke with longstanding tradition and began attaching bylines to reviews, which had been anonymous.