Sentence examples for as a columnist from from inspiring English sources

Meacham says that the reform bill is "to the right" of Nixon's own reform bill, but that can't be true because I just heard that Obama governs as a columnist from LEFT TURN magazine in a world where Ayn Rand reigns supreme and Alex Cockburn is cloned and hunted for sport.

That's because the University of South Carolina football coach decided that he would not speak as long as Ron Morris, a columnist from The State, was in the room.

Mr. Friedman had a gift for communicating complicated ideas in simple and lucid ways, and it served him well as the author or co-author of more than a dozen books, as a columnist for Newsweek from 1966 to 1983 and even as the star of a public television series.

Here, and as a columnist for the Daily Mail from 1960-68, "with acres of space to fill with my exuberant opinions", she helped pave the way not so much for Private Eye's Glenda Slagg as for women journalists of the intelligence of Katharine Whitehorn and Jill Tweedie.

Soon he was being used as a prop, being asked to pose for a photograph with a columnist from a local New York paper.

In 1977, the year Maud retired from teaching, a columnist from the local newspaper paid a visit to Hudson View, as their house was called.

She may have been the oldest person in the United States who qualified for unemployment insurance, after being laid off from her job as a columnist for a local paper in December 2009.

Thomas was forced to resign last summer from her job as a columnist for Hearst after the controversy over her comments about Israel.

And it did provoke a columnist from this newspaper, Ruth Marcus.

Rich has served as a columnist for the paper since 1994, and was the paper's chief drama critic from 1980-1993.

After retiring from politics, Mr. FitzGerald continued to be active in Irish public life, mainly as a columnist for The Irish Times and as a prolific author.