Sentence examples for whose editor from inspiring English sources

His aquiline profile illuminated the front pages of L'Humanité, whose editor emphasized the state's role in financing the film.

Tatler, whose editor Catherine Ostler stepped down at the end of last year, increased circulation slightly 87,258.

Brennan began writing copy for the style department at Harper's Bazaar, whose editor at the time, Carmel Snow, was Irish.

He works for the local newspaper, whose editor calls in sick almost every day so that he can go fishing.

Thanks to travel blog Holiday Pad, whose editor Garri Rayner has sent me details of a "decadent townhouse in York".

The documentaries are being integrated with Grantland.com, the ESPN sports-culture journalism Web site whose editor in chief is Bill Simmons, the popular ESPN columnist and podcaster.

In 1815 he was attacked by the orthodox Calvinist periodical The Panoplist, whose editor, Jedidiah Morse, denounced the Boston clergy as "Unitarian" rather than Christian.

The group is named after a 2001 book of the same name; on the invitation of whose editor, Peter Hall, Mr Miliband lectured at Harvard in 2003.

He braves the rancid atmosphere around police headquarters and also at his newspaper, the Yorkshire Post, whose editor colludes with Dawson.

The hardline Keyhan newspaper, whose editor-in-chief is appointed by Khamenei, reported it under a headline reading, The Revolutionary Leader's Fatherly Response to Critical Youth.

Mr. Rove chose Threshold, whose editor-in-chief, Mary Matalin, is a longtime friend, after an auction that started with nine bidders and ended with two Simon & Schuster imprints: Threshold and Free Press.