Sentence examples for wire editor from inspiring English sources
Ms. Ho is a 21st-century version of a traditional newspaper wire editor.
One night during my formative newspaper years, an old warhorse wire editor and I were the only ones manning the department when news of Casey Stengel's death broke between editions.
Varadarajan, the Wire editor, responding to the nationalist sentiment amid the Johar controversy, wrote a "confession" about his relations with Pakistanis, a beautiful ode to some of his friendships with his neighboring country.
His durability is, first and foremost, a personal achievement, a testament to the fact that he is, as Gabriel Snyder, who has done Web news for Gawker, Newsweek and now The Atlantic, told me, "the best wire editor on the planet.
IN 1932, when the Great Depression was getting its second wind, a New York-based wire editor for the Associated Press published a novel about the agricultural shows he remembered from his childhood in a middle-of-nowhere Iowa town that doesn't even exist anymore.
And so it proved, as deputy Wire editor Anne Hilde Neset's slightly shaky contention that the esteem in which Oram and Derbyshire's work is held has been somehow constrained by their gender was deftly countered by Trunk's respectful assertion that the romantic spell they had cast over generations of nerdy record collectors was actually a key ingredient in their abundant mythology.
We are all wire editors now".
We are all wire editors now" — is not something the public ever thinks about.
and former Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla).. Out of over a dozen interviews with Never Trump supporters, only Daily Wire editor-in-chief Ben Shapiro was prepared to say he would definitely support French.
Arthur Christiansen, the Express's live-wire editor, put him on the staff as the science and defence reporter in 1946.
Fifty Shades of Grey, which tells of an erotically charged affair between 27-year-old billionaire Christian Grey and college student Anastasia Steele, has tapped into readers' saucy side at a time when the anonymity of ebook purchasing has "enabled people to widen their tastes under the wire", Philip Jones, editor of book industry magazine The Bookseller, said.
