Sentence examples for contributed a regular from inspiring English sources

He contributed a regular column to the monthly Arte Ibérica, and made occasional contributions to professional journals and at conferences.

She contributed a regular column, "The Lounger," and helped edit the Critic, becoming the sole editor in 1901.

She was editor of several newsletters, contributed a regular column for the Anthropology Newsletter, entitled "Past is Present," and organized and sometimes wrote obituaries for the Newsletter.

Among other items, he contributed a regular comic strip about video-game culture, "Cybertwats," and a back-page column, "Sick Notes," in which he would solicit hate mail from subscribers and respond in kind.

He later contributed a regular Monday column which was generally more readable and pointful than the efforts of various 20 year olds who had been drafted in to attract more young readers to the paper.

In 1902 he bought a failing London evening paper, The Sun, to which he contributed a regular column, "The World, the Flesh and the Devil".

Guardian US today announced that Carrie Fisher will contribute a regular advice column to the site.

And starting this month, she'll be contributing a regular column to the magazine that we're calling Eureka.

He contributes a regular column to Christianity Today; recently, his topic was the "unintentional biblical message" of the movie "A Beautiful Mind".

By 1983, his art law services could no longer function pro bono, but he continued to provide guidance and information to artists by contributing a regular column to Art Monthly that reported on legal issues relevant to artists.

He was one of the brilliant editorial team on the Financial Times from 1960 to 1966, contributing a regular, influential weekly column in which he repeatedly advocated modernising reform of British business.