Sentence examples for returns to editorial from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hillkirk replaces Brian Gallagher, who returns to editorial page editor.

But by 1982, while continuing "Shoe," Mr. MacNelly had decided to return to editorial cartooning, and he joined The Tribune.

There is more than a sense of the paper returning to its editorial roots, making a serious attempt to be more serious (with plenty of entertainment and trivia in between).

O.K., it wasn't a Tuscan butcher shop (I'd caused consternation among my colleagues when I returned to my editorial job smelling of pork fat), but I'd learned some basics.

Completed and signed documents were returned to the editorial office by the individual or corresponding authors.

Accession codes must be provided at the time a revised manuscript is returned to the Editorial Office.

C1 Business Digest C1 World Business W1 EDITORIAL A22-23 Editorials: Congress returns to New York; keeping earth fit for development; West Nile virus and the blood supply; a commission with real independence.

Today's Sun editorial, "Secrecy peril", returns to that incident by berating "the hysterics of Hacked Off and the newspaper-loathing luvvies who lazily line up with them" for the police's decision to refuse to confirm they had arrested Harris.

Our colleague Elisabeth Bumiller tells us that, despite calls from Democrats and some editorial boards for her returns to be released, Mr. McCain said today in Columbus, Ohio: "I respectfully disagree".

C1 Business Digest C2 EDITORIAL A22-23 EditorialSolidarityiny in pieces; the shuttle returns to duty; not so bleak houses; playola.

As a result, the statement said, Variety would "strengthen and publish its editorial policies shortly after Mr. Bart returns to work".