Sentence examples for print editorial from inspiring English sources
After graduation she got her first print editorial in Elle magazine and started her namesake line in 2010.
When I am not printing deals, I squeeze some time to print editorial columns on spirituality and business education for leading Indian dailies.
"But when you when you add up the costs of print, editorial, and other distribution costs, well, pretty soon you don't have any money left".
"It's our responsibility now to not only educate models to look good on camera, but also to educate them in how to move," said Ivan Bart, the managing director of IMG Models worldwide, adding that top-tier magazines also now often require doing B-roll video for their sites in addition to print editorial spreads.
Four ANAK charter members served on the first Blue Print editorial board.
Within a couple of years, the duo had graduated to making comics in Groove Magazine, a storied German print editorial covering electronic music culture.
Indeed, English newspapers routinely print editorials railing against that vein of hen do, and the male equivalent (a stag do), many of which take place in Amsterdam, the revels often fueled by drugs as well as alcohol.
Meanwhile, commentators like Caleb Bond print editorials about whether Cottrell's views should be heard out as part of the rough and tumble of free speech in a democratic society.
Yet this "imbalance" persists because each side thinks the transaction is beneficial: The paper company makes money selling paper, and we make money printing editorial content and advertisements on it.
7. (SBU) Although originally founded as an economic daily, "Al Eqtisadiah" has long been equally known for its political content, often printing editorials and opinion harshly critical of the US on a number of fronts.
Thurston, who owned the Honolulu Advertiser newspaper, printed editorials in favor of the idea; by 1911 Governor Walter F. Frear had proposed a draft bill to create "Kilauea National Park".
