Sentence examples for veteran editor from inspiring English sources

A veteran editor is jailed.

For a veteran editor, Athill has a tenuous grasp of royalties.

"We're all critics," says blogger, veteran editor and onetime critic Jeff Jarvis.

She was ultimately replaced by veteran editor Érik Izraelewicz in 2011 but remained with Le Monde as an editor.

As he sought to put his imprint on the paper, his relationship with its veteran editor, Peter Kaplan, quickly soured.

After a veteran editor, Dylan Tichenor, was hired to make a new cut, Lonergan refused to get on board.

Prizes are not really the way to measure publishing achievement, says Peter Straus, the veteran editor-turned-agent. "That's just luck".

The submission is made all the harder to dismiss with organisers including Lord Black, the well-connected former Tory party director of communications, who now works at the company behind the Daily Telegraph; and Paul Dacre, veteran editor-in-chief of the Daily Mail, whose newspaper is regarded as the authentic voice of middle England.

Later, I looked into why: A tightly controlled process, including a "decision desk" staffed by two veteran editors, was in place.

Against the wishes of veteran editors, the foundation installed a new way to view multimedia content and then set up an Orwellian-sounding "superprotect" feature to block obstinate administrators from changing it back.

In the last year alone veteran editors have published two books -- Andre Schiffrin's "Business of Books" and Jason Epstein's more laconically titled (but less depressed) "Book Business" -- basically making the case that publishing is a hopeless enterprise.