Sentence examples for a column from from inspiring English sources

I am delighted to present a column from The Oldie by John McEntee.

In a column from her book "Miss Manners' Guide to Excruciatingly Correct Behavior, Freshly Updated"(W.

In early July, I wrote a column from Portland about its pioneering efforts to cut greenhouse gases.

Today it's trends, with a column from Alain de Botton on the pleasures and sorrows of the modern workplace.

It feels like a column from him maybe three years ago… STEVE COLL: Ooooooops NICHOLAS THOMPSON: Two years ago!

Here, meanwhile, is a column from Jake O'Donnell of Sportsgrid, who doesn't agree that Altidore's loss would be a bit of a bugger.

The developers plan to display a piece of a column from the original theater in the new lobby along with a history of the Lyric.

In a column from 2007 entitled "Yearning for Reform," she declared that "the public's top concern is the rampant corruption and an imbalanced power system".

From the lead in a column from the 1930 Kentucky Derby: "Say, have they turned the pages Back to the past once more?

Here's the Guardian's splash by Patrick Wintour and here's a column from Polly Toynbee, who says Miliband gave a speech that "wiped the smile off Conservative faces".

Early this year I wrote a column from Zimbabwe that focused on five orphans who moved in together and survive alone in a hut.