Sentence examples for running editorials from inspiring English sources

People's Daily has also been running editorials denouncing the spread of Internet rumors.

Chinese newspapers have been running editorials and multipart series criticizing its performance.

The publications running editorials on Thursday included the New York Times, Chicago Sun-Times, Philadelphia Inquirer and Miami Herald.

This week, the campaign is entering a more subtle phase as some news organizations veer away, at the behest of top propaganda officials, from running editorials emphasizing party loyalty and start to parse the significance of Mr. Bo's case.

The Century shot back, running editorials denouncing Mr. Graham as a Madison Avenue-style huckster leading a "monstrous juggernaut" that threatened to "set back Protestant Christianity a half-century".

State-run newspapers have in addition been running editorials warning about the health dangers of fasting.

The scientists who wrote the running editorial found that the consequences of extreme running actually put those runners in the same heart health category as couch potatoes.

The running editorial commentary is minimal and bland, with one odd exception: twice, Thurber's feeling for Janey Williams is referred to as "infatuation".

I found myself helping her sound out the hard words and listening to her running editorial commentary of what Amelia's life must be like.

The staffer, who is based in its New York office, is charged with "growing and running editorial for WeChat and future messaging app partnerships", the company says.

He has denied the allegations and El Diario has run editorials criticizing The Times for its coverage.