Sentence examples for editorial column from inspiring English sources

No, literally their endorsement of Barack Obama this morning took up the whole editorial column.

Organization R's monthly newsletter contains an editorial column that refers to and reflects a view on specific pending bills.

In 1994, after Jean-Marie Colombani became editor, one of the first things he did was remove the front-page editorial column.

Last week, the newspaper's entire editorial column was filled by an unsigned 1,400-word 1,400-wordguing tharticleriarguingnothatceive the attention or malariat doesrves.

We invite you to submit a letter to the editor in response to a Times news article, editorial, column or Op-Ed in the last few days.

Gold published these comments in his editorial column "Notes of the Month" in the September 1930 issue of the New Masses.

Now the "Times" news columns may cause the Mayor distress & the editorial columns go easier on him.

From sidewalks to editorial columns today, the criticism largely centered on anger over the stalled sunshine policy.

The same moral issues that are chewed over in editorial columns today were discussed in the correspondence of British officials during the First Afghan War.

Though the front page always printed information on cotton markets to call attention to English economic interests, the real substance of the paper came in its editorial columns.

When I am not printing deals, I squeeze some time to print editorial columns on spirituality and business education for leading Indian dailies.