Sentence examples for nice editorial from inspiring English sources
"When I left, after thirty-seven years," he said, "the Tribune ran such a nice editorial on me that my college-fraternity paper assumed I was dead, and ran a nice obituary".
And a nice editorial from the New York Times on Lindsey Graham's "assault on the courts and prosecutorial discretion".
It would now be nice to see an editorial about how the leadership of Hamas and Iran, unlike Israel, do not react to public pressure -- assuming that there is any pressure imposed upon them.
For that, they could have gotten something nicer.' " As the editorial director of the Monacelli Press in Manhattan, Ms. Monfried, 37, specializes in architecture books and has worked with many noted architects.
The Review-Journal is the state's dominant editorial voice, a nice weapon to have in a brawl.
PAGE B1 Racy Lyrics B2 Justice and the Director B3 Blues in Bebop Mode B5 EDITORIAL BELATEDLY MAKING NICE George Bush and Vladimir Putin, after months of acrimony and years of inaction, are suddenly ready to talk seriously about serious matters.
While this is perhaps what some of us do day to day it's nice to mix up your "editorial calendar".
"The knock on Mr. Deeds is that he's a nice guy — an odd insult," The Washington Post editorial board wrote in endorsing him.
PAGE C3 Books of the Times: Princess Leia's 'Wishful Drinking' C31 Editorial IS KEN SALAZAR TOO NICE?
Right now we're talking about an app which will bring in content (curated by in-house editorial people), into a very nice interface.
To jog your memory, here's The Times editorial board's naughty and nice list for the past year. .
