Sentence examples for occupant editor from inspiring English sources
Al Milgrom, who was ending his career as a Marvel editor to go freelance, found Adams' samples as he was cleaning out his office for its future occupant, editor Carl Potts.
ROBERT PESTON Journalist and broadcaster The BBC's high-profile Economics Editor gets up more noses than is customary for the occupant of so staid-sounding a post, but he knows how to break a story (for example, the news that Northern Rock was looking for emergency financial backing from the Bank of England in 2007).
I remember him wearily shuttling back and forth, like some Balkan diplomat, between the office of William Shawn, the magazine's editor in chief, and one that Caro was borrowing while its occupant, Howard Moss, the poetry editor, was away for the summer.
A newspaper editor from a small town in Ohio, Harding would be blazingly angry over the current White House occupant's attack on the free press.
Plump occupant of Number Eight,.
But the occupant is well known.
This dirty rented space, its frightened occupant.
Patricia Bickers, editor of Art Monthly, described Mike Nelson's installations, abandoned life rafts, beach huts and sheds, with scattered clues to the lives of their recent occupants, as "not to put too fine a point on it, creepy".
Simon Kelner is chief executive of the Journalism Foundation and a former editor of the Independent I remember as a journalist in the 1960s being amongst a group of reporters who were door-stepping the occupants of a house in London.
