Sentence examples for fellow columnists from inspiring English sources

So this week we direct you to fellow columnists and Web sites out there working just as hard to keep this city safe for your wallet.

I have been especially lucky in that, unlike many of my fellow columnists, I have hardly ever been lent on by my editors or instructed what I should or should not write about.

There's no way around that, not when you factor in how little practice I have at this sort of thing and how much more articulate my fellow columnists are.

"He and I have had two discussions and a couple of emails and his point is a fair one – it has to be a people's movement and there's been all sorts of earnest handwringing from some of my fellow columnists.

ROGER FRIEDMAN, the Fox TV show biz columnist who never takes notes while he inteviews, provided a different kind of after-meal entertainment at the dinner he threw for fellow columnists at Barbaluc on Monday night.

He won the Nobel prize in economics this week, and while I'm sure that's delightful for him, it has raised the bar to an impossible height for his fellow columnists at The Times.

(It's the subject of an online conversation between me and my fellow columnist Farhad Manjoo).

As my fellow columnist Clyde Haberman noted the other day, two words were absent in the New York Senate debate on Sunday: Iraq and Afghanistan.

Alan Watkins's son David was about to read him fellow columnist Simon Hoggart's article on the General Election fallout when he realised that his father had died.

Miss Greenfield bore a striking physical resemblance to Queen Elizabeth II (first noted by her fellow columnist Mary McGrory) and was an imposing figure despite her diminutive size.

Until a couple of years ago, Eisinger was a fellow columnist of mine at Portfolio, a glossy magazine, where he penned hard-hitting pieces on Wall Street.