Sentence examples for columnist book from inspiring English sources

He later embarked on a busy career as a freelance columnist, book reviewer and pundit.

"I don't know if it's going to be the youthful, happening Woodstock they want it to be, but it certainly has the potential," said Corby Kummer, a food columnist, book author and Slow Food board member.

Will you be riding with your kid? Freelance writer, music columnist, book columnist, poet.

Likewise, if you're an opinion columnist, book reviewer or someone who for one reason or another thinks you are writing a slant-free news article (I'm looking at you, Laura Miller), you also probably need to stop.

Our columnist books a session.

In a piece in the Guardian, British columnist and book author Owen Jones called the data-sharing an act of betrayal.

Sorkin, who founded it and turned it into a highly successful franchise, wears many hats: editor, reporter, columnist and book author.

He was immediately rehired by Rupert Murdoch's Times, where he had worked as a columnist and book reviewer from 1996 to 2005 on a reported £150,000 a year.

But in checking the columnist rule book, I couldn't find any ban on endorsing a candidate for prime minister of Britain.

"Names are not copyrightable," said Judith Martin, who as the syndicated columnist and book author Miss Manners, is a national authority on civility.

Michael Gove, the former justice secretary and Leave campaigner, is set to return to the Times as a columnist and book reviewer.