Sentence examples for national editions from inspiring English sources

But while a print version of the piece appeared the next day in the New York edition, readers of the national editions never saw it.

Within a year he was promoted to assistant to the editor of national editions, overseeing their coverage of the bombing of a federal office building in Oklahoma City on April 19 , 1995

So HuffPo now awaits bids to partner up locally on multiple national editions, as it already has with Le Monde in France or El Pais publisher Prisa in Spain.

An accompanying ambition is to grow a global newsroom, with HuffPo dropping Associated Press at the end of this year and national editions pooling resources when events like the Paris attacks impact on the world.

But we also intend to keep watching and writing about City Council and judicial elections, charter revision and the travails of the New York State Legislature, and we may sometimes decide to use that space in the national editions of the paper to comment on other issues.

He said the international paper, which is printed in many locations around the world, would eventually become part of The Times's strategy to make its journalism available in a variety of formats, including local and national editions and The Tribune, as well as television, radio and the Internet.

On the morning the rest of the nation was being saturated with news of the latest school shooting, the national edition of the weekly Budget was being put to bed here as two editors proofread hundreds of reports from around the world that made not a mention of the mayhem being headlined elsewhere.

(What else?) But which national edition?

Advertising Age has published a single national edition for decades.

It also publishes a national edition, Aujourd'hui en France.

(Note to our new national edition readers: that means "loser").