That decade is here, but the editor has decided to clam up.

Our present editor decided to use this article, but suggested that it should be updated.

The editor would note down the numbers of the shots and decide the order.

My editor decided it was too far "out there" to make a decent story.

The central table is where the most senior editors decide which stories will make it into the next day's paper.

The name of the newspaper was changed in 1920 when editors decided to publish the paper more than once a week.

There will be times when an editor decides to take that risk, he says.

She worked as an editor, then decided to turn to writing.

Now the editors have decided it is time for form to match function.

Why would an editor who knew the story was accurate decide to sit on the information?