Sentence examples for couple of columns from inspiring English sources

He has had ideas for a couple of columns.

I want to spend a couple of columns talking about shape changers.

I was asked to supply a couple of columns as a kind of literary audition.

I've written a couple of columns recently focusing on growing income inequality, and intend to write more.

And he is a part owner, along with Mr. Redford and others, of The Nation, for which he has written a couple of columns on political issues.

I had sent them my next couple of columns: a news story from the Maldives announcing a new ban on whale shark hunting, and a column written in February 2009, from Bhopal, India, 25 years after the chemical explosion there.

In a major British review journal four years ago, a work of Japanese fiction was praised as "a hymn to the resilience of the human spirit", while the reviewer of a Chinese author, a couple of column inches higher up, dismissed all mainland Chinese fiction as "socialist realism".

We got talking to him, he came out with his books of lyrics, and he had a lot of index cards with songs or bits of songs on, and he actually owned equipment: a couple of column speakers and a tiny amp.

In Boston, WCVB began its 6 p.m. newscast with a piece it called "Damage control and finger pointing on the campaign trail," while The Boston Globe provided a couple of column inches on Page 1 that referred to a full story on Page 25.

Who knows, but it's worth a couple of column inches trying to figure out.

Although he is described as "one of Britain's most brilliant mathematicians", Turing's name was not remotely well enough known to make it into the headline, and the piece takes up barely a couple of column inches, one of dozens of stories on that page alone.