Sentence examples similar to points editor from inspiring English sources

At this point, editors and producers shrug their shoulders and say they are just following the story.

By Thursday, the City News Service, which closely monitors the Los Angeles legal scene, was pointing editors and producers toward one session in Vida Guerra's lawsuit claiming she had not been paid for an online hosting job, and another in a suit by Ken Osmond, who played Eddie Haskell on "Leave It to Beaver," over the collection of foreign revenue by the Screen Actors Guild.

But it was my first book, and I wanted to have something on the shelves, something to add to my portfolio, my résumé, something I could point editors towards, so I decided to just finish it anyway.

This is a common attitude, said Dana Points, the editor in chief of Parents magazine.

I agree with Talking Points Memo editor Josh Marshall when he says this "is intentional and by design". There have been too many instances to be otherwise.

"The answer here is that Karl pretty clearly got burned by his source," wrote Talking Points Memo editor, Josh Marshall.

Talking Points Memo editor Josh Marshall chimed in: "Not sure I've seen much that better captures the cultural moment than this," he wrote in a blog post.

And Talking Points Memo editor Josh Marshall tweeted that the Politico story was "one of the most embarrassing things they've done in a while".

Delta and Virgin America categorize theirs as "premium economy," while American and United's equivalent seats are categorized as "economy," The Points Guy editor Zach Honig told HuffPost.

At one point, an editor even offered me $25,000 for it.

Case in point: William Kristol, editor of the neoconservative Weekly Standard, who spent much of the year pleading in vain for other Republicans to get into the race.