Sentence examples for revered editor from inspiring English sources
Nobody cared, for the head of the whole establishment, the revered editor in chief, was locked up in his cubbyhole of an office with a case of Bourbon.
More than once, George embarrassed me by writing that William Shawn, the revered editor of The New Yorker, should give up the job and hand it over to a duended pro, me.
Quotations from the Grahams – "Journalism is the first rough draft of history" – and Bezos feature prominently, while the main conference room is named after the paper's most revered editor, Ben Bradlee, immortalised on screen in an Oscar-winning performance by Jason Robards.
Outrage flares when a publisher fires a revered editor in a "spectacular act of administrative shortsightedness" and then the editor is hired a month or so later by someone else.
I shared my excitement with our most experienced and revered copy editors — O.K.'ers, in New Yorker parlance — who still work on paper, with pencils.
Probably the most important person in the world of the crossword puzzle is a slight, charming sixty-one-year-old woman named Margaret Farrar, who helped launch the craze in her youth and is currently the revered crossword-puzzle editor of the Times.
MR. RICHARDSON is revered among magazine editors and corporate clients because he is fast and delivers distinctive, buzz-generating shots.
Its founding editor, a revered left-wing journalist named Joseph Samaha, found a London-based investment banker to underwrite the venture in 2006 while promising not to interfere with editorial content.
Dan's friend Vanessa Abrams is so taken with a poem of his, called "Sluts," that, behind his back, she sends it to this magazine, where it is immediately accepted by our revered (if imaginary) Submissions Editor, Jani Price.
Dave Bry, a revered hip-hop journalist and editor, who died this month, encapsulated it all in his album review for Vibe, in 2000, commending the record for "capturing the zeitgeist of digital-age boom time America".
"There have been famous cult editors of The New Yorker who were revered by everyone and seen by no one".
