Sentence examples for fair columnist from inspiring English sources

Simpson's solitude was palpable to Dominick Dunne, the Vanity Fair columnist who made a name for himself during the 1995 trial for his forceful denunciations of Simpson.

She has obviously heard rumors that NBC is on the verge of signing Pippa (party-planning book author, Vanity Fair columnist) as a lifestyle correspondent.

The commentator and Vanity Fair columnist Michael Wolff said yesterday that he believed Ms Miller's imprisonment was not an isolated case.

Our fair columnist and chief executive of our fledging network, understanding the thrift necessary for fledging networks, ate the mushrooms at her desk.

It was tantalizingly baroque; Mr. Dunne, the Vanity Fair columnist, mesmerized a group of New England newspaper editors with it over lunch at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Connecticut in November 2001.

Christopher Hitchens, the Vanity Fair columnist, who has entertained the bank president at his home on several occasions, told me that "the most surprising thing about Wolfowitz is that he's a bleeding heart.

4 04 p.m. | Updated Gretchen Morgenson, the Fair Game columnist for Sunday Business, answered questions posed online today about her new book on the mortgage crisis, "Reckless Endangerment," written with Joshua Rosner.

Its 1980 fair featured the columnists Rowland Evans and Robert Novak in a pie-throwing booth and Dan Rather selling kisses.

In addition to Vanity Fair, he was a columnist for the online magazine Slate and contributor to Harper's, the Atlantic and a number of British publications.

· Christopher Hitchens is a columnist for Vanity Fair.

ESSAY James Wolcott is a columnist for Vanity Fair.