Sentence examples for masthead of from inspiring English sources

The word "Times" is printed in script like on the masthead of the newspaper.

Incidental Intelligence: The masthead of Aviation Week carries the name of a Fulfillment Manager.

This was made equally clear by a change made in 1962 to the masthead of Pravda.

The masthead of the paper will also change, the spokeswoman said, but she declined to elaborate.

Might the blurb above the masthead of last Thursday's Daily Mail have been phrased slightly better?

She is still listed on the masthead of Penthouse as president and chief operating officer.

It's a complicated time for the grandes dames atop the mastheads of fashion magazines.

Ms. Dello Russo and her raffish style-world cohort, who populate the mastheads of the fashion magazines, represent a new breed of Web-based reality star.

Dream Street and Just Come of Age also appeared to have at least one crossover employee -- whose name appeared on the staff mastheads of both publications.

Held at the Wooly, a too-cool lounge in the Woolworth Building, it attracted more than 150 publishing insiders, many of them plucked from the mastheads of Vanity Fair, Harper's Magazine and Esquire.

Shortly after college she joined the Unification Church, and was a powerful figure in the organization until she left, moving up the mastheads of newspapers owned by the church, and finally of the conservative Washington Times, one of its holdings.