Sentence examples for famous columnist from inspiring English sources

They see a famous columnist reveal the name of a C.I.A. agent and never say he's sorry.

WALLACE FLOWRIGHT In "Laura" (1944), Waldo Lydecker Clifton Webbb), a famous columnist, becomes obsessed with a young woman, Laura Hunt Gene Tierneyy).

Fox Hill also served as a sort of Blair House for visiting dignitaries to San Diego, said Judith Morgan, who worked as a reporter for the newspaper and whose husband, Neil, was its most famous columnist.

So, the famous columnist starts by praising the latest call of Marwan Barhouti, jailed in Israel for "involvement in killing Israelis," for a non-violent resistance to Israel.

The best-known foreign affairs columnist since Walter Lippmann, Thomas L. Friedman of The New York Times has produced in "Longitudes and Attitudes: Exploring the World After Sept. 11" the kind of book that only famous columnists can publish: a collection of old columns and diary entries (that read more like columns than diary entries).

Hobsbawm denies that this controversy took place at all, which is interesting, because quite famous columnists – such as Sathnam Sanghera – were talking on social networks about it with widely admired up-and-coming commentators including Nesrine Malik: but you would only know that if you followed them.

Those three also appear in the partly humorous book, along with other famous columnists and cartoonists and people such as Hillary Clinton, Walter Cronkite, Coretta Scott King and Martha Stewart.

Why should Keith Waterhouse's play about a famous alcoholic columnist still keep us entertained, and even moved, 10 years on?

Celal, a famous newspaper columnist, Ruya's half-brother and Galip's cousin, has also gone missing and it becomes apparent that the events are related.

That led Paul Krugman, a left-leaning economist and famous newspaper columnist, to refer to the "surprising intellectual flexibility" of the IMF.Mr Blanchard has also questioned the focus of modern macroeconomic policy on the pursuit of very low inflation.

P15 Breslin Says He's Retiring Jimmy Breslin, possibly the city's most famous living columnist, announced his resignation in the headline of his final newspaper column for Newsday, stating: "I'm right again.