In almost every column, Mr. Brooks finds almost everything in America to be working splendidly.
It was Greece and Rome again, and every column and curlicue lit by an incandescent bulb".
Every column, every speech, every piece of legislation and every executive decision has its own humiliating shortcomings.
For example, you can view every column of a wide spreadsheet by stretching it across both screens.
Kirk Douglas plays a thoroughly unscrupulous reporter who keeps a man trapped in a cave to milk every column inch out of a terrific story.
"The continued presence of these criminals in this city is a curse and bad omen on [Palmyra] and every column and every archaeological piece in it".
Every column has elicited reaction; however the ones I assume are going to generate the biggest fuss aren't always the ones that do.
The weather had broken the night before, and Paris was bathed in cool midwinter sun, every column and cornice etched clear.
Every new lament about the end of the republic, every column about the collapse of civilization, every new novel of doom: these are its answering thunder.
They set up hashtags, get prominent YouTubers onboard, roll out pan-global campaigns from 24-hour command centres, then obsess over every column inch of coverage.
Last March, Mr. Tschumi spent three days in Athens with concerned archaeologists, walking the building's intended site and, as he said, "negotiating the location of every column".
