Sentence examples for columnists by from inspiring English sources

Gossip columnists, by and large, kept a low profile on the banks of the Nile.

Allow me to confirm every prejudice you've ever held about Guardian columnists by lamenting that I will never experience the sweet, cinnamon-y taste of a soy pumpkin latte.

He was as big a success as Brussels correspondent of the Telegraph, where he exhibited the vices of the worst columnists by confirming rather than challenging his readers' prejudices.

As such, for the past few days he has been a man besieged - by the opposition, by competing reporters and gossip columnists, by opportunists of varying sizes, descriptions and occupations.

One of Serbia's leading columnists, by no means a fan of Mr Milosevic, calls Mr Djindjic "Little Slobo", implying that he has the same dictatorial tendencies.In this section It's perky for now Yugoslavia what's left of it—starts again Czech media mount high horse Chilled greens Zoran Djindjic, Serbia's other big man More babies?

One of Serbia's leading columnists, by no means a fan of Mr Milosevic, calls Mr Djindjic "Little Slobo", implying that he has the same dictatorial tendencies.In this section Yugoslavia what's left of it—starts again Czech media mount high horse Chilled greens Zoran Djindjic, Serbia's other big man More babies?

But despite the anger voiced by columnists, and by people calling in to radio stations, there is no sense of a nation being galvanised.

Since then I have been attacked by bloggers, gossip columnists and by The Times itself, most recently by its internal critic.

"You were a sports columnist by then.

A newspaper columnist by trade, he is corpulent and arrogant.

Hopkins left the Sun last month, and has been signed as a columnist by Mail Online.