Sentence examples for service as editor from inspiring English sources

After his service as editor of Yank, Mr. Spence was transferred to the Army Air Forces as special assistant to Gen. Lauris Norstad.

Lowndes later recalled Wollheim's idea: "In the letter, I'd suggest that it might be a good idea to add a science fiction title to the list, offering my services as editor at a slightly lower price than Hornig was being paid, and also find fault with all the other sf titles presently out, but particularly with Hornig's".

A year later he moved to the news service as associate editor, becoming executive editor in 1984.

The Hill's new editor, Hugo Gurdon, 46, has seen service as a reporter on London's Fleet Street and as managing editor of Mr. Black's National Post.

Offer this service as well.

James E. O'Shea, a former editor of The Los Angeles Times and a former managing editor of The Tribune, will serve as editor of the new organization, the Chicago News Cooperative, and James Warren, another former managing editor of The Tribune, will write a regular column for the service.

S4C's current structure of commissioning editors will be replaced by the appointment of a head of content and head of children's services as well as five content editors for fiction, sport, culture, entertainment and factual & co-productions, the broadcaster has announced.

That's when Ms. Byrne, then a television producer, contracted with Mr. Heriot's production company for his services as an editor on "Australia Behaving Badly," a "Candid Camera -style series.

Jeremy Isaacs writes: Channel 4 was charged, by Act of Parliament, with providing a "distinctive" service; as its commissioning editor for the arts, Michael Kustow did much to make that promise good.

fiduciary services as well as investment strategy.

Call emergency services as quickly as possible.