Sentence examples for fair writer from inspiring English sources

Seated on her other side was the Vanity Fair writer Bob Colacello.

"They're sort of like the Bill and Babe Paley of this rather different kind of social age," said the Vanity Fair writer Bob Colacello, a friend.

By 2007, even the male version of the Brazilian was popular enough that the Vanity Fair writer Christopher Hitchens underwent one in a self-improvement effort.

Granquist, who was forty-three athehe time, also had a reputation — deserved, as I would learn — as a pretty fair writer.

"RuPaul's Drag Race may be a niche hit, but it's still a hit, which is great," says the Vanity Fair writer Richard Lawson.

Mr. Dunne, 76, a Hollywood producer turned novelist and Vanity Fair writer, has spent much of his life chronicling social missteps.

Authors' Protest at Fair Writers including Nick Hornby, J. M. Coetzee, Mike Leigh, Nadine Gordimer, Will Self and Ian McEwan have called upon the organizer of the London Book Fair to end its association with international arms fairs, the BBC reported.

To be fair, writers, like explorers, often discover the same country more than once, and it's not unusual for a writer to arrive at what he considered a unique destination and discover another writer's flag already planted there.

To be fair, writer-director Seth MacFarlane had just softened them up by making a ton of theater owner jokes.

At the end of World War I, Vanity Fair writers and Algonquin regulars Dorothy Parker, Robert Benchley, and Robert E. Sherwood started meeting for lunch at The Algonquin.

There, he created what could be called "the spirit of Princes Park", where health fairs, writers' workshops, poetry workshops, embroidery groups and plays, as well as a vast number of health projects, flourished.