Sentence examples for column item from inspiring English sources
Mr. Lombardo makes no effort to connect the dots that fill in the gap between a gossip column item and a work of art.
When Winchell published his column item calling the stripper Margie Hart "the poor man's Garbo," her pay skyrocketed from $250 to $2,500 a week.
But the agency's files said that J. Edgar Hoover had temporarily delayed the plan when the Haber column item mysteriously appeared.
It was instigated by a blind gossip column item purporting to respond to a 16-word answer by Mets Manager Bobby Valentine ("Probably. The players are a diverse enough group now that I think they could handle it").
The second column ("Item") starts between the -2 and -1 logits, with two B1 descriptors (V31 & V11) and one B2 descriptor (V13).
And the comments threads below his column items on the Mirror's website are overflowing with sympathy for his plight.
When asked if naughty column items ever caused bad blood between them, they smiled at each other.
His six columns a week each ran about a thousand words, and he made sure that everyone he wrote about got a copy of the page, which he regarded as "an aid in maintaining out-of-town contacts which can lead to further column items".
Now 51 and fearful that his reputation as a partyer has overshadowed his accomplishments as a writer, Mr. McInerney has embarked on a mission to kill off the decadent persona he earned in the pages of "Bright Lights, Big City" and subsequently in more gossip column items than he cares to count.
Thanks to regular anonymous posters like Queen Groupie (who knows details that only a groupie entrenched in the current rock scene could be aware of), the postings on the site are often far more credible and revealing than tabloid stories and gossip column items.
Johnny spent a goodly amount of awkward, between-jobs time that summer in his high-rise apartment over the East River with his drums, his telescope and his compulsive reading, practicing his card sleights and then having to endure a gradually rising tide of articles and column items about how Merv should have been the one to get "The Tonight Show".
