Sentence examples for position on the masthead from inspiring English sources

Success was not measured by one's position on the masthead.

But that very modest position on the Knicks' masthead does not necessarily correlate to Ford's current importance for the team's basketball brain trust.

"Howell clearly viewed Jill as the person who did him in," an editor with a position on the paper's masthead says.

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Mr. Entwistle and Ms. Boaden, who are now in the two top positions on the BBC masthead, were rivals in the race to succeed Mr. Thompson, who had reportedly informed colleagues late last year or early this year of his intention to leave his job at the BBC.

Locked in the upright position, the masthead and its cameras stand some 2m above the ground.

The magazine was sold to the Feminist Majority Foundation in 2001; Steinem remains on the masthead as one of six founding editors and serves on the advisory board.

Burnham was there at the start, one of five senior editors on the masthead of the first issue.

Two things come immediately to mind: an emerging news bureaucracy where the editorial page lawyers form a new Office of Publisher Relations, and the memory of a publisher I once worked for, who, whenever asked why his paper had taken the position it had, routinely replied, "Because my name is on the masthead, that's why".

By contrast, I was in my early 20s, just a year or so into my job as editor of the music trade journal Record World, a position I attained by default after, in little more than a year, everyone above me on the masthead quit or was fired.

The latest change at The Voice was on the masthead.