Sentence examples for young publisher from inspiring English sources

Eventually, the young publisher George Weidenfeld saw his chance.

"We were having a drink and this young publisher came up to us.

Actually, the biggest joke in California was not the young publisher but the geriatric Los Angeles Times.

A seraphic figure with neatly sculptured chestnut brown hair and fair skin, the young publisher worked his way through a stream of approaching guests with business-like efficiency.

Isabella grew up caring for 20 siblings and stepsiblings, and was delighted to escape at the age of 20 to marry the ambitious young publisher Samuel Beeton.

In 1972, the cheeky young publisher Richard Neville conceded that in western liberal democracy, there was but "an inch of difference" between major political parties.

At The Courier-Journal, we had a young new publisher and managing editor who were interested in advancing the work of investigative journalism.

At 37, he became the youngest publisher in Times history.

In June 1963, at age 37, Arthur Ochs Sulzberger became the youngest publisher in the history of The Times.

At 37 — the youngest publisher in the newspaper's history — he quickly proved himself capable of decisive leadership.

In Richard Greenberg's "The Violet Hour" (at the Biltmore), Leonard plays John Pace Seavering (his name is pure, monogrammed privilege), a young New York publisher who has yet to publish his first book.