Sentence examples for distinguished columnist from inspiring English sources
Rarely, if ever, has a major sports competition been so enduringly linked with a sports journalist than the Masters with Bisher, the distinguished columnist who died at 93 of a heart attack last month.
Geoffrey Gammon London I read your leader "Playing God in Pakistan" (6 June) along with what your distinguished columnist, Jonathan Steele, wrote the day after Obama was elected: "Now he must declare the war on terror is over" (6 November 2008).
A case in point: when in my address at the inauguration ceremony of this Museum I pleaded with President Clinton to do something for Sarajevo, I was criticized by a distinguished columnist.
He invites distinguished scholars or newspaper columnists to address the crowd.
Even as distinguished an expert as the lexicographer and columnist Ben Zimmer admitted as much this week: "occupy," he said, is the odds-on favorite to be chosen as the American Dialect Society's Word of the Year.
The American columnist Walter Lippmann observed in 1922 in his book Public Opinion: "News and truth are not the same thing, and must be clearly distinguished.
Distinguished Authorities!
Distinguished civil engineer.
The prose is distinguished.
Three things distinguished him.
