Sentence examples for made editor from inspiring English sources

1983 Is controversially made editor of The Sunday Times.

He was made editor in chief of the scrolls project in 1984.

In 2010, there were rumours that Liddle was going to be made editor of the Independent.

"A friend of mine was made editor of Cracked magazine, the poor man's Mad.

On Janet Street-Porter when she was made editor of the Independent on Sunday: "She couldn't edit a bus ticket".

Mr Morgan was made editor of the News of the World in 1994 at the tender age of 28.

The former editor of the now-defunct News of the World has been made editor-in-chief of The New York Daily News.

She began writing for the Baltimore Sun and in 1936 was made editor-in-chief for publications for the US Fish and Wildlife Service.

"I bounced from being a reader to working for New American Library – in those days a worthy mass-market publisher – and from there to the Dial Press, where I was made editor-in-chief".

Dacre, 66, has edited the Daily Mail since 1992 and was made editor-in-chief of DMGT's national newspaper operation in 1998, following the death of his predecessor, Sir David English.

The 67-year-old has edited the Daily Mail since 1992 and was made editor-in-chief of DMGT's national newspaper operation in 1998, following the death of his predecessor, Sir David English.