Sentence examples for publications editor from inspiring English sources

She was until October a publications editor for the Texas Department of Transportation in Austin.

Michelle Dow, 58, is chairwoman and publications editor of Bookpeople, an employee-owned company, which filed for bankruptcy in August and is in the process of liquidating its assets.

Together with "Art Subjects: Making Artists in the American University," the 1999 book by Howard Singerman — perhaps not coincidentally, MOCA publications editor from 1985 to 1988 — the fine exhibition catalog is also a major contribution.

He is author of the book, The Dual Brain and numerous other scientific publications, editor of "Cajal and Consciousness" (Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences) and of special issues on FIS published in the journals BioSystems and Symmetry: Culture and Science as well as of "Selected Papers from 'FIS 2010 Beijing.'".

At The New Yorker, where mail deliveries were stopped much as they have been at other news publications, editors say they are hoping that a message on the Internet may persuade contributors to hold off.

Perhaps half of all tax credits are for sale, Mr. Thompson, the trade publication editor, said.

Robert U. Brown, who spent four decades heading a leading newspaper industry trade publication, Editor & Publisher, died on March 20 at his home in Greenwich, Conn.

Those 222 newcomers represent, the ONDB's senior research and publication editor Dr Philip Carter tells me, "the consequences of a sifting process that began with around 1,000 that could potentially be included".

The trade publication Editor and Publisher reported that The Washington Post plans to print 2.7 million copies of its editions dated Tuesday and Wednesday; the Nov. 5 edition, reporting on Mr. Obama's election, set a record by selling almost 1.6 million copies.

After the vote, Bernie Lunzer, national president of the Newspaper Guild, seemed to acknowledge members' criticism of the Boston guild, telling the trade publication Editor & Publisher that it had been a "flawed process" that left the national union "very concerned about the tenor of the talks".

They are also the essays I selected to write on when, in 1995, the art publication editor, Saul Ostrow, asked me to publish commentary on a significant critic of my choice.