Sentence examples for the first editorial from inspiring English sources

metropolitan editor, who was the first editorial employee to report for work.

When, over lunch, I asked Bartley to describe his biggest mistakes in thirty years as editor, he had one answer: "The first editorial after Vince Foster's death.

O at Home, an extension of Comfort Zone, the section in the magazine that deals with decorating, is the first editorial supplement to the magazine.

The first editorial of the National says: "The status quo is no longer an option and there is an unquenchable desire for greater devolution.

The first editorial division devoted exclusively to children's books, the Department of Books for Boys and Girls, established by Macmillan in 1919, was headed up by Louise Seaman, a former schoolteacher and graduate of Vassar.

He coined the term "white-coat hypertension" to describe those whose blood pressure was elevated in the doctor's office, but normal in everyday life, and later published the first editorial describing "masked hypertension" (the opposite phenomenon).

He wrote the second editorial and was military-tactics and foreign-affairs editor.

One reader wrote: "Can I beg you to examine whether the second editorial yesterday fell seriously below the standards we used to expect from the Guardian?

In the second editorial, Dr. David T. Felson of Boston University and Dr. Joseph Buckwalter of the University of Iowa note that if there were large beneficial effects from the surgery, the study should have found them.

Forbes Global's gift to Oxford When the Forbes family decided to launch Forbes Global a year ago, the second editorial employee was Elizabeth Amery.

The second editorial called again for genocide, nine days before the Wounded Knee Massacre, in which hundreds of Lakota were killed.