Sentence examples for the first editors from inspiring English sources

Elizabeth Spiers, one of the first editors at Gawker, was named the new editor effective immediately.

The first editors, of what was then a weekly radical paper, were Henry Mayhew, Mark Lemon, and Joseph Stirling Coyne.

When Ralph Caplan, one of the first editors, took the mike that Ms. Pearlman had set up, his noting of the Cincinnati years was greeted with a hiss.

He gave space for in-depth reporting; he was also among the first editors to identify the growing interest in American football.

And he was one of the first editors to use Final Cut Pro to edit a big budget feature film, with Cold Mountain in 2003.

Joseph Parrish Thompson was a Congregational clergyman and one of the first editors of The Independent, a Congregational and abolitionist newspaper founded in 1848 with close ties to the Broadway Tabernacle in New York City.

"Good," the first editor said.

The first editor to read "The Tell-Tale Heart" rejected it.

The first editor I saw use the retro phone was Sandy Brant during the spring shows.

Ms. Bechtel was the first editor of juvenile books at an American publishing house, Macmillan.

He was also the first editor of Timely Comics, which evolved into Marvel Comics.