Sentence examples for time for editor from inspiring English sources

It may be time for editor Lionel Barber to get a grip, if he's not too busy doing an intensive Japanese course.

While Fashion Week is the time for editors to check out the latest designs, it is also like a reunion of sorts (initiated with double kisses, of course).

The whole business is worrying and it may be time for editors across the world – through, say, the World Association of Newspapers – to agree a code of online ethics.

We have had a good airing of concerns and scoping of the issues but it is time for editors to lay their cards on the table and come up with a solution that guarantee these principles.

When I receive a book for review, I read it straight away and if it isn't great then I quietly return it in good time for the editor at the newspaper to round up someone else.

And with limited hours in a day, there's no time for an editor to teach the pitching public how to send them something that will stick.

He has little time for copy editors, even less for economists, bankers and those who cluster at Davos.

Since then, it's been a frantic time for newspaper editors eager to commission op-eds predicting race riots and comparing Melbourne's crime rate to that of South Africa's.

Traditionally, it was unusual at the Times for an editor to go straight to the publisher with a complaint, and even more so for the publisher to say that he would intervene.

It's time for Britannica OK, one editor at Britannica to jump into the perpetually unresolved "greatest ever in [insert sport here]" fray.

NINE months into an 18-month appointment, with enough history to look back on and more than enough journalistic mud wrestling to look forward to, it's time for the public editor to sit for another interview.