Sentence examples for made editors from inspiring English sources

It made editors, clients and the ever-discerning mannequin Naomi Campbell swoon.

"Readers and writers being vocal and persistent have made editors take a hard look at those pie charts and tried to do better," said Weiner.

He also describes the structural changes in the news media, like increased conglomerate ownership, that have made editors and reporters more vulnerable to this kind of intimidation -- and much less aggressive in pursuing inconvenient truths.

Below the headlines, though, the stories were the same: a French sociologist named Dominique Wolton had published a book of interviews with the Pope, and, buried on page 385, amid discussions of the migrant crisis and the clash with Islam, America's wars and Europe's malaise, was the four-decade-old scoop that had made editors sit up.

At the same time, the video's release has made editors and producers think twice before taking police at their word.

1983 Is controversially made editor of The Sunday Times.

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

That was "the equivalent of Richard Nixon being made editor of the Washington Post during the Watergate investigation," according to the report.

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.