Sentence examples for diary columnist from inspiring English sources

He worked as a general reporter, feature writer and diary columnist before leaving to succeed Clive James and Julian Barnes as the Observer's TV critic.

They are also quick to tip off media diary columnists.

A date for your diaries: Mail on Sunday columnist Peter Hitchens is going head-to-head with former Met police deputy assistant commissioner Brian Paddick over drug laws.

Your columnist finds paper diaries less fiddly than electronic ones.

And of Joe Aston, rival columnist at the Australian Financial Review, the diary said that his "self-indulgent, angry ramblings" made them "worry about the state of his mental health".

And sexual mores can only be pushed so far: a magazine sex columnist who wrote an explicit online diary eventually shut down her Web site under pressure.

The campaign involved not only the newspapers' political staffs but also most of their star columnists – including Quentin Letts, Simon Heffer, Melanie Phillips, Peter Hitchens and the Ephraim Hardcastle diary.

Brooker, now 76, describes herself as a proud member of the "boomer hottie" generation and has penned a new novel, The Viagra Diaries, detailing the exploits of a 60-something love columnist.

She has quit her magazine columnist job and halted her blog, or online diary.

He was previously the tech editor at Newsweek, a tech columnist at Forbes, and the creator of "The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs," written in the person of "Fake Steve Jobs".

A collection of essays, supplemented by diary entries and previously unpublished notes, by the Times's foreign affairs columnist, many of them on the implications of 9/11 and the sheer complexity of America today.