run an editorial

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To publish an editorial, especially a notable or critical one.

editorialVERB + NOUN

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Examples (10)

  • The newspaper ran a hard-hitting editorial criticizing the government's economic policies.
  • The local paper decided to run an editorial in support of the new community center.
  • Are we going to run an editorial about the recent environmental protests?
  • It's a bold move for a conservative magazine to run such a liberal editorial.
  • Last week, they ran an editorial that sparked a city-wide debate.
  • The student newspaper is running an editorial on the importance of mental health awareness.
  • The editor-in-chief gave the final approval to run the controversial editorial.
  • If we run this editorial, we risk alienating some of our longtime subscribers.
  • The online journal will run a series of editorials on technological advancements.
  • Despite pressure from advertisers, the board voted to run the scathing editorial.