Sentence examples for collected columns from inspiring English sources

Two TV presenters have compiled their collected columns: the eponymous Bill Oddie Unplucked, and David Lindo's guide to urban birding, Tales from Concrete Jungles.

Imagine, if you will, someone who read only the Wall Street Journal editorial page between 2000 and 2011, and someone in the same period who read only the collected columns of Paul Krugman.

In 1982, after spending a decade as the television reviewer of the Observer, a role he filled with such distinction that copies of the collected columns are essential in any critic's starter pack, he moved inside the box and on to television full time.

You can read his collected columns here.

In September they published Hornby's collected columns, entitled Housekeeping vs. Dirt.

Fluorescence landscapes on collected column fractions were modelled by the CP model and seven fluorophores were resolved.

Column partition chromatography increased the concentration of zeaxanthin from 36.2 mg/g of the ultrasonic extracts to 425.6 mg/g of the collected column fractions.

(A ) I. A cohort of cells with cell-wall attached beads is maintained in the magnetized column (magnet 1) and harvested at set time points (column fraction) when also a fraction with mainly daughter cells is collected (column effluent, mix 3).

The book, which collects columns that first appeared on The Onion's pop-culture Web site, includes more bad movies and interviews with actors caught up in the cinematic wreckage.

He also wrote Party of One (collected magazine columns, 1955), Any Number Can Play (1957), Enter Conversing (1962), and The Joys of Wine (with Sam Aaron, 1975).

Martin Chulov When I sent my collected satirical columns, The Diary of a Social Butterfly – narrated by a ditzy, wealthy socialite in Lahore – to a publisher in India, she snapped it up.