| In the early days of the magazine, I wrote my editorials on an electric typewriter, and our only other machine was a copier. |
| Newspapers have leaders or editorials or whatever they call them where you live, but not poetry. |
| The change in the government's stance came after a spate of unfavorable newspaper editorials and commentaries. |
| We hope that a similar set of capacities and principles will inform future editorials. |
| Those who report on Washington, write columns or work on editorials are among the most twittish. |
| European newspapers published denunciatory editorials by writers who had never set foot on any mountain, let alone the Matterhorn. |
