Sentence examples for first-time columnist from inspiring English sources

AS a first-time columnist, I discovered that a column is to journalism what a marriage is to a relationship.

Other nominees include the first-time novelist Monica Ali, former newspaper columnist Zoë Heller and Caryl Phillips (14-to-1 each).

But, as Mr. Schneider told The Times: "The first time a columnist takes a shot at the Knicks or Rangers, we'll see what happens.

If I had such a committee now I know things would be different". It was the first time, a columnist for The Crimson observed later, that a suicide note took the form of a policy memo.

1. Joel Stein At Sixth And I Time columnist and sometimes VH1 talking head, Joel Stein's first book was written as a quest to pass on some more manly tasks to his newborn son.

Second, New York Times columnist David Carr will be on stage to talk about the disruptive potential of the iPad in media.

After all, in his latest flips of many flops Romney continues to moderate his positions in a desperate ploy for votes: after the first presidential debate New York Times columnist David Brooks celebrated the return of "Moderate Mitt".

The Scene In her memoir "American Girl Random Housese, 1992), the late New York Times columnist Mary Cantwell (a fourth-generation Bristolian) described the Hope Street of her childhood as "one big living room".

Click here to read more from Claire Smith, a former Times columnist who was the first woman in the Baseball Hall of Fame.

It's not clear why Microsoft didn't take the problem more seriously when it was first identified in 2009 by New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof.

For that maneuver New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof sardonically awarded Wiederhorn his first annual award for corporate executive greed.