Sentence examples for pioneering editor from inspiring English sources

Ten years ago today, Comment is free launched with an article by the late, great Georgina Henry, its pioneering editor.

In late 1945, the library's director, Franklin Hopper, invited Louise Seaman Bechtel, the pioneering editor of children's books at Macmillan, to deliver an endowed lecture on book publishing.

SHANGHAI — A pioneering editor who resigned amid controversy last fall from Caijing, a Chinese business magazine that specialized in investigating government corruption and corporate fraud, has been named editor in chief of a new publication.

BEIJING — The pioneering editor of the top Chinese business magazine has left her post with plans to start anew, after a tussle for control involving much the same mix of political and financial intrigue that she made her mark uncovering.

Time was moving, and we needed to hustle to catch the free bus that would take us from the conference to the National Theater, where a dancing performance, tribute to pioneering editor Marcos Sa Correa and awards ceremony were to be held.

Actually, two figures: pioneering Vogue editor Diana Vreeland and Harper's Bazaar editor Carmel Snow.

P19 Obituary: pioneering Elle editor Sally Brampton.

He later became the pioneering readers' editor.

Despite the "common scold" conviction -- the penalty of "dunking" reduced to a fine, which fellow Washington journalists paid -- Royall went on to carry out two decades of investigative reporting and often hilarious commentary in an increasingly divided nation as a pioneering woman editor and publisher.

Other pioneering female regional daily editors include Alison Hastings (Newcastle Evening Chronicle, 1996 2002) and Rachel Campey (Yorkshire Post 2003-4).

Yeshiva University mourns the loss of Cantor Macy Nulman, former Director of the Belz School of Jewish Music, a prominent educator, author, editor and pioneer in Jewish music education.