Sentence examples for operations editor from inspiring English sources

The team is led by Andrew Gregory, the former deputy editor and operations editor at Linux Format, which is published by Future Publishing.

Bill Nicholson has been a contributor to Up All Night on BBC Radio 5 live for almost 20 years as USA Today's night operations editor before retiring earlier this month.

David Learmount, operations editor of aviation website Flightglobal, said a small change in weather conditions, which are believed to have worsened around the time of the crash, could have been enough to "trap" the pilot as he tried to navigate a route to make a safe landing.

Matt Burns becomes our Operations Editor, working closely with events and editorial teams to make sure none of us show up late or in the wrong place.

The magazines have overhauled their business operations, switched editors, changed their designs and put money into the editorial product, all to gain a new lease on life.

"At various times in history, its sites have been exploited, celebrated as revelatory or precious, and adapted to meet military or security operations," the editors write at the beginning of a book bursting with stunning photographs.

She assumed, she said, that her real task was to prevent a team frustrated by the failings of the Guardian's two-headed operation (the editor worked mainly from Manchester) from undergoing a collective breakdown.

Heading up Breitbart's new UK operations are executive editor James Delingpole and managing editor Raheem Kassam.

William Kristol, a leading neo-conservative political operative and editor, calls the Breitbart operation "Right-Wing, Intolerant, Mean-Spirited News".

David Learmount, the operations and safety editor of Flightglobal, said on Twitter: "German-operated A320s do not crash in the cruise.

Learmount operations and safety editor at Flightgobal cites bad weather and the notorious currents in the area.