Sentence examples for a columnist of from inspiring English sources
Robert Lipsyte, a columnist of The Times, is the M.C.
"Putin became a columnist of the New York Times," its anchor announced.
"He's like an aging relative who refuses to wear a hearing aid," wrote Polly Toynbee, a columnist of The Guardian.
Gail: There was a columnist of yore – maybe Art Buchwald – who wrote that the nice thing about France was that nobody knew much about the political elite.
Her invention of the character Martin Lukes, an egotistical and obnoxious business manager, attracted a huge audience and won Kellaway a columnist of the year award.
Before that he was a columnist of genius and a cultural commentator: an especially brilliant television documentary on Freud's Vienna sticks in the memory.
It was the biggest pro-secular rally since the 1993 murder of a columnist on a secular daily, Cumhuriyet.
One of them is Imogen Edwards-Jones, a columnist for The Times of London.
Lucy Kellaway is a columnist for the Financial Times of London, in which this review first appeared.
Mr. Hoyt also assembled a stellar lineup of columnists, including John Leo, now a columnist for U.S. News, Garry Wills, Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg and Martin Marty.
That's what happened last week when a columnist critical of the government shared a controversial article from Malaysian publication The Coverage on social media.
