Sentence examples for resident editor from inspiring English sources
Harish Khare, who was then the resident editor of The Times of India in Ahmadabad, the state capital, recalled that it was only later, when statistics came out, that the scope of the arrests became apparent.
"But by 2011 it became increasingly clear that while Taliban could create turmoil in Afghanistan, they were incapable of scoring an absolute victory," says Ismail Khan, the resident editor of Dawn newspaper in Peshawar.
In a country where celebrities are idolised, the IBL will also help boost the profiles and pay packets of badminton stars, and inspire new players, says Shachi Sharma, the resident editor at Badminton India magazine.
Dominic Mohan (former resident) Editor of The Sun newspaper.
The allegations came out in the open in 1995 when M. D. Nalapat, then Resident Editor (Delhi) of the world's largest English language newspaper, the Times of India, began a groundbreaking series of articles about Sonia.
Members submit their manuscripts for peer and/or resident editor review, depending on the group, and members may also further their knowledge of the writing craft through reading the editors' reviews of outstanding pieces.
New York's most fashionable residents, editors, designers and wannabe industry folk, clammer for the limited number of highly coveted golden tickets (read: invitations) that grant them access to a society that meets inside tents for 7 days, with assigned seating and abnormally loud costumes.
The maps are part of the private collection of Jack A. Somer, a Greenwich resident, former editor of Yachting Magazine, a marine writer, world-class sailor and map collector.
I asked Matthew Mead, a Concord resident and editor at large for Country Home magazine, to guide me on a trip to the alley.
A couple of days ago, Resident Advisor editor Will Lynch posted an op-ed on the RA site in which he tries to make a case against DJs who pay others to produce their albums (often with little or no credit) and DJs who do actually double as producers of their own.
Mary Bottari, a long-time Madison resident and editor-in-chief of the Center for Media and Democracy, was one of those outside the Edgewater Hotel where Walker made his announcement.
