Sentence examples for a columnist who has from inspiring English sources

Earl Morgan, a columnist who has been taking on the status quo for 30 years, disagrees.

"I must tell you, as a columnist who has covered politics in this state, it was inevitable from my perspective.

Ruben Navarrette Jr., a columnist who has publicly argued that Mr. Chavez would have opposed contemporary reform proposals, reiterated that belief in a recent e-mail.

"He is good looking, popular and well liked," said David Patrick Columbia, a columnist who has published beaming pictures of Mr. Bacanovic at parties on his Web site, Newyorksocialdiary.com.com

To give just one example: is the Twitter shaming of a columnist who has written vile, ill-considered stuff about the death of a gay pop star less likely to make her repeat offend?

"The Chandler family long ago lost interest in running a newspaper and they're just interested in the profits," said Ken Reich, a columnist who has worked at The Los Angeles Times for 35 years.

The blog LA Observed noted that some of the more prominent names affected by the newsroom layoffs included Tim Rutten, a columnist who had been at the paper for 40 years.

The family is not making an issue of it, would rather see it dropped, but when a columnist, who had not been in Paris, asked Price to go back over her feelings, she did not back off.

Over three decades, Martinez chronicled life in Southern California as a columnist who had "an extraordinary ability to take something very personal and spin it out beautifully to make you laugh or weep," said Sue Hodson, curator of the 2012 Huntington Library exhibit "Al Martinez: Bard of L.A".

As an empty nester remarrying another empty nester, and as a home columnist who has spent more than a decade thinking and writing about home life, houses, and family in all its iterations, I now want a house high in character and low in maintenance, on a street with well-tended yards and mature landscape, because I don't want to wait for the trees to grow up.

Its narrator, Leo King, is a newspaper columnist who has fought his own demons on a mental ward.