Sentence examples for prominent editor from inspiring English sources

As a prominent editor, Hu's mother was criticized at her newspaper and placed under house arrest.

Propaganda authorities responded by ordering the dismissal of a prominent editor behind the effort and warning others.

Among the scouts was Adam Michnik, the former KOR dissident leader and now Poland's most prominent editor.

In the early 20th century, The Economist's socially and politically prominent editor Sir Walter Layton (1922 38) was influential in establishing the publication as an authority.

His son Leonard was a prominent editor, and three grandchildren would earn their own fame: Julian and Andrew as biologists and Aldous as a writer.

Lerman, a prominent editor, and Foy, an artist, clustered pieces by themes and forms at their Midtown fantasyland, in the Osborne, at 205 West 57th Street.

Prominent editors did not like his approach.

In recent months two other prominent editors at the newspaper have fled Sri Lanka, citing threats.

Over the last four years, each magazine has replaced prominent editors with veterans from the ranks.

Prominent editors and journalists said the court's action would chill free expression, particularly criticism of the court.

Though Maariv has continued to break some important stories, its prominent editors and columnists, like the satirist Ephraim Kishon, belong mainly in the past.