Sentence examples for the current publisher from inspiring English sources

Stephen Page is the current publisher and chief executive (both men stress that her death changes nothing at Faber, financially).

"It was unique, personality journalism," said Edward McCarrick, the current publisher of Time magazine, who once worked for Mr. Thomas.

McGraw-Hill, the current publisher, said the textbook has been translated into 10 languages and has been used in more than 1,000 colleges, universities and high schools.

I thought that the readers of The Times should know that it was their tributes that the current publisher, Arthur Sulzberger Jr., said he found most meaningful.

Mr. Oliver, who was widowed twice, is survived by a son, John J., the current publisher; a daughter, Marilyn O. Pickett of Silver Spring; and a grandson.

The current publisher, Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, Jr., has continued to take a hands-off approach to news and opinion, and, like several of his cousins, he has only a tenuous tie to his Jewish heritage.

The Slough & Windsor Express was acquired by Trinity Mirror in 2000 and then sold off eight years later to the Maidenhead Advertiser, part of the Baylis Media group, the current publishers.

(Discovered in 1929 by an expedition led by Adm. Richard Byrd, the ice shelf is named for Arthur Hays Sulzberger, who would later become the publisher of The New York Times and helped finance the expedition. The paper's current publisher, Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr., is his grandson).

In those years, no single person, arguably not one of the paper's five publishers, was as important in forming and creating its culture and traditions as Iphigene Ochs Sulzberger -- daughter of the family's first publisher, wife of the second, mother-in-law of the third, mother of the fourth and grandmother of the fifth and current publisher.

Women's health and beauty magazine Shape is the latest to face the axe after its current publisher, Felix Dennis, decided not to carry on with the title.

In promotional material for "1877," Mr. Bellesiles's current publisher, the nonprofit New Press, described him as returning to writing after becoming "the target of an infamous 'swiftboating' campaign by the National Rifle Association".