Sentence examples for post of editor from inspiring English sources

Scott held the post of editor of the Guardian for 57 years from 1872.

He got fired, but hasn't faced legal charges, and now he has taken up the post of editor of Morgunbladid, Iceland's main daily newspaper.

The post of Editor Newsnight will be advertised in the New Year and Karen O'Connor will continue as Acting Editor in the meantime.

The University of London confirmed that "the post of editor will no longer be funded from the college subscriptions, which have now been redirected to support Student Union activity within each individual college in the federal university.

Martin Gottlieb, associate managing editor at The New York Times, was named to the newly created post of editor of the company's global editions, for an interim period of up to six months.

Douglas in his speech said his most awkward and memorable encounter with Hall came shortly after this, when the BBC decided to abolish the post of editor for the Today programme, causing a huge row and a protest letter from the presenters, which was leaked to the Guardian.

Harris, having contended that a managing editor did not outrank an editor, was then informed that a post of editor-in-chief would be created.

He paid less and less attention to his post of editor-in-chief, resigning it in 1887 but remaining editor of the paper's literary section until 1892.

However, let's imagine that an email might be sent from one of the BBC's numerous news managers to potential applicants for the now open posts of editor and deputy editor of Newsnight and that these editorial wannabes might prove rather more adept than some of their superiors at actually accessing the contents of an electronic message.

The Sun editor, Rebekah Wade, has moved current deputy editor Fergus Shanahan to the post of executive editor.

Last month she moved one of her predecessor David Yelland's favourites, Graham Dudman, from the position of associate editor (news) to the post of assistant editor (features).