Sentence examples for executive columnist from inspiring English sources

The relatively new Joe Hirsch Media Center, named after the longtime Daily Racing Form executive columnist, is more like a clubhouse than a press room.

In 1974, he was made The Daily Racing Form's executive columnist, a role that allowed him to cover almost every major race in America and some of the most important ones abroad.

Whitman Hobbs, an advertising agency executive and columnist whose voice was heard interviewing advertisers in television and radio commercials that he created for The New Yorker in the 1970's, died on Oct. 8 in Bradenton, Fla.

Licensed psychotherapist, executive coach, columnist, and author of "Be Fearless: Change Your Life in 28 Days".

BBC executives, tabloid columnists and broadsheet columnists are all much more likely to be privately educated than the general population.

She spoke of chief executive Janet Robinson, former columnist Anna Quindlen, current columnist (and close friend) Maureen Dowd, as well as journalists Robin Toner and Nan Robertson, who both died in the past few years.

Now there's an unlikely addition to the field: Bill Keller, the former executive editor and columnist of the Times.

After his retirement from football, he was a business executive, a sports columnist, and a television commentator.

A former advertising man named John E. McMillin, who is the executive editor & columnist of a magazine called "Sponsor," said that since March, when the judging started, the judges had sat through 1352 commercials.

The medal is also going to A. M. Rosenthal, retired executive editor and columnist for The New York Times, who now writes a column for The Daily News in New York.

Mark Dodson, the Channel M chief executive, said the columnist and broadcasting consultant was joining at a "crucial stage" in the station's development and will help "develop our offering in a more informed and strategic way".