Sentence examples for as columnist from inspiring English sources
But it is as a commentator -- giving some perspective to the often confusing and contradictory swirl of details -- rather than a as columnist that Mr. Rebovich is best known.
As columnist, comment editor and news editor, he was "popular, personable, unflappable".
As columnist Fredrik Virtanen said in Aftonbladet newspaper: "Taxes are the price we pay for civilisation.
He also worked as columnist for Esquire magazine and wrote about fatherhood for GQ.
Or, as columnist David Brooks neatly put it: "If you act powerfully, you will begin to think powerfully".
Guardian News & Media has today announced the appointment of Natalie Nougayrède as columnist, leader writer and foreign affairs commentator.
As ever, the stars are Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Kristin Davis and Cynthia Nixon as columnist-turned-bestselling-author Carrie, heroically lascivious PR Samantha, Park Avenue princess Charlotte and smart lawyer Miranda.
It was one thing to commission them as columnists.
The same tabloids that hounded politicians and police chiefs then offered them lucrative gigs as columnists.
Instead they can continue to swop bon mots as columnists for the same paper.
Egypt's Islamists, as well as columnists in Western newspapers, were quick to decry an impending military coup.
