Sentence examples for the editorials of from inspiring English sources
The Coalition also enjoyed endorsements on the editorials of most papers.
In another admision, he confessed that the editorials of his biggest selling paper, the Sun, always reflected his views.
No one reads the editorials of the People's Daily these days in China, and most newspapers manage to avoid reprinting them.
Despite critics who noted that its members were almost exclusively affluent and educated, Common Cause became part of the political scene, its positions often quoted with approval in the editorials of like-minded journals.
He attacked Beijing in the editorials of the highbrow Ming Pao Daily News, which he founded in 1959, while at the same time entertaining his readers with daily instalments of his martial-arts epics.His books were banned in China until 1984, and even in Taiwan until 1979.
The editorials of The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Times; the columns of Charles Krauthammer, George Will, John Leo, Bill Kristol, Michael Kelly and other right thinkers in what the left still calls "the vast conspiracy" -- all were well ahead of late-arriving Lieberman and his tiny band of principled Democrats.
Excerpt from the editorial of the Daily News, his own newspaper.
The editorial of The Australian stated that "Waugh and Warne said yesterday they had been naïve and stupid.
He is the Vice Chairman of Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society and a member of the editorial board of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering.
She is a member of the editorial Board of the Journal of Chemotherapy.
E.P.O.' is a member of the Editorial Board of the British Journal of Anaesthesia.
