Sentence examples for columns of the wall from inspiring English sources

Last year, in the columns of the Wall Street Journal, he predicted armageddon on August 22, in the shape of an Iranian attack on Israel.

This, by the way, is why the news columns of the Wall Street Journal portray such a dramatically different world than its editorial pages do, and why Mr. Murdoch will fool with the former at his peril.

They simply took it for granted that a "financial market" was a collection of people doing their best to get onto CNBC and CNNfn and into the Heard on the Street column of The Wall Street Journal and the Lex column of The Financial Times, where they could advance their narrow self-interests.

Taking these criticisms of the index of Baker and Wurgler (2006) into account, Internet-based measures of sentiment could be attractive as well for our study: for example, Tetlock (2007) analyzes whether a 'pessimism factor' extracted from a column of the Wall Street Journal contains predictive power for market prices.

During the numerical investigations, datasets containing the deflections of the columns of the curtain-wall structure were computed.

"We'll be happy to translate for him in these columns," the editorial page of The Wall Street Journal wrote earlier this month.

Makary is a writer of columns in the Wall Street Journal and elsewhere.

Mr. Mossberg has been the highly influential author of Personal Technology columns with The Wall Street Journal for two decades.

"We can see at the base of the columns that the wall and the beams have moved," he said.

You could laugh at pop starlet Taylor Swift for her fluffy teddy bear of a column in the Wall Street Journal today, or chide the WSJ for printing it, but there are some poignant nuggets of knowledge in there.

It's Sunday night, senses are dulled, fatigue is debilitating, but should you study the grassy sprawl, it's wall-to-wall columns of the faithful rapping album cuts from before the Abu Ghraib scandal broke.