Sentence examples for column set off from inspiring English sources
His column set off days of critical coverage.
The column set off an unusually voluminous flood of reader response.
The column set off a torrent of reader e-mail that is still coming in — much of it from vegans who send photos of their healthy children or complain bitterly of being harassed by friends and relatives using Planck's column as proof that their diet is dangerous.
Will's June column set off a firestorm of criticism, especially from sexual assault survivors.
Plame became a household name after she was identified by name in a Washington Post column, setting off a two-year-long investigation into who leaked her identity.
The column that set off Mr. Kuok hit particularly close to home.
Thirty minutes after our column had set off up the mountainside, I heard a crash and a clatter of falling equipment behind me and called a halt.
In one entry, scrawled on a page of an Italian day planner, the phrase "Big Bosom women?" appears above mashed diagonal columns of text, set off by a curling arrow.
The aisle is often set off by columns or by an arcade.
He tends to set off without specific columns in mind, and without prior discussion with editors at the Times.
His crooked knee and his almost recognizable face were set off against the steel columns of the tower.
