Sentence examples for become a columnist from inspiring English sources

But now anyone with a cheap computer can become a columnist or a pundit.

If I had one at all, it was to become a columnist like [Mike] Royko".

I doubt I'd ever have become a columnist if the editors at The Daily News, my first New York paper, hadn't been looking for a diverse lineup.

Catherine Rampell, it was announced yesterday, will move in the opposite direction, leaving her economics beat at the Times to become a columnist at the Post.

"The Irish feel powerless and confused and suddenly very alone in the world," said Mr. O'Toole, who grew up to become a columnist for The Irish Times.

Mr. Brisbane later became an assistant city editor for the paper but left in 1990 to become a columnist at The Kansas City Star.

"Putin became a columnist of the New York Times," its anchor announced.

Dowd, who later became a columnist, sent back a mash note of her own.

At The Times's headquarters, he became a columnist, an editor and a writer of obituaries.

She began submitting regular dispatches from Sydney and became a columnist for the women's section.

He also became a columnist for Chess Life, the monthly magazine of the United States Chess Federation.