Sentence examples for by columnist from inspiring English sources

Ms. Collins' comment came in response to my Monday query about the handling of an error by columnist Frank Rich.

Underneath is a picture of Kate Moss in a bikini and an accompanying article, written by columnist Liz Jones, that supposedly "deconstructs" every aspect of Moss's body.

Speaking at a Guardian Live event at Chelsea Old Town Hall hosted by columnist Deborah Orr, the controversial fashion designer said: "Clothes should cost a lot more than they do – they are so subsidised.

Dick Costolo's statement was posted on Twitter's internal forums, in response to an employee who had highlighted an article in the Guardian by columnist Lindy West about her experience with trolls on social media.

John Plunkett is joined by columnist Maggie Brown, Guardian head of media and technology Dan Sabbagh and Andy Harries, chief executive of Left Bank Pictures, who has some big news of his own to share.

The Sun carries nine pages, including a dire forecast of life in Britain over the next decade should we stay in the European Union and 20 reasons to vote leave by columnist Rod Liddle.

Monk was dubbed a "regisseur" (stage manager) by columnists.

It is all overheard by columnists Hopper, Parsons and Skolsky.

I want to be thought of by columnists and law makers as me.

Much ink has been spilled by columnists criticising the name, which some newspapers refuse to use.

This viewpoint is reinforced in leading articles and, in some cases, by columnists and commentators.