Sentence examples for mirror executive from inspiring English sources

Durham J. Monsma, a longtime Times Mirror executive, has been named the next publisher of two Connecticut newspapers, Greenwich Time and The Advocate of Stamford, succeeding William J. Rowe, who is retiring at the end of the year.

While we were dithering over what to do, wondering if we should follow the Mirror or not, the deputy editor (and former Mirror executive), Bernard Shrimsley, arrived on the floor to say: "If Don Short says it's true then it is".

Assuming content was key, no one at Excite@Home seemed better suited to play that game than George Bell, a former documentary producer and Times Mirror executive, to run the company that sells high-speed Internet access and owns the Web portal Excite.

Mirror executives gleefully nudged each other.

His wife, Justine, had arrived alone at 11pm but where was Ed? Mirror executives were eager to show off their pulling power, and by 11.30pm were desperate because the leader was nowhere to be found.

Kelvin MacKenzie [then a Mirror group executive] gave me the benefit of his advice.

Kelly, a former Mirror group executive, believes people will want to "read and carry" The New European "like a badge of honour".

Foot's weekly column ran for almost 14 years, ending in spectacular style with him investigating the bloodletting of Mirror chief executive David Montgomery after Robert Maxwell's death and putting his report forward for publication.

Greenslade, a former editor of the Mirror and executive on the Sun, wrote on Wednesday that all the leaks had public interest relevance and Hartley had told jurors she had made no secret in the office about the payments, and that budget leaks had happened every year at every budget since he started his career 50 years ago.

It was a far cry from the combative stance of Sly Bailey, the then-Trinity Mirror chief executive, who told the Leveson inquiry in January 2012 that there was "no evidence and we saw no reason to investigate" allegations of phone hacking at the titles.

But the group's goals mirror NRA executive vice president Wayne LaPierre's philosphy that "the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun".