Sentence examples for important column from inspiring English sources

Gerri Hirshey's important column about the high incidence of drunken driving in Connecticut ("One Mother's Sad Mission, a State's Shame," Jan . 14 includes one curious reference.

As Eppie ominously lets on in the show's first few minutes, she is preparing to write the "most important column of my career".

In an observant, important column for The National Journal recently, Reid Wilson posited that Obama would be "the last Democrat to win his party's presidential nomination without backing same-sex marriage," to quote the subhead.

After three months of training in the southern jungles, they were told they would form part of an important column of fighters who would travel 700 miles north to reinforce a rebel front in the Middle Magdalena River Valley, in north-central Colombia.

The effect of important column design parameters on the performance of the column bed was investigated.

In the 80s, he wrote an important column on advertising for Artforum, served as Barney's creative director of advertising, and hosted TV Party.

All campaigns start with the best of intentions: "let's do something creative, engaging, and unique!" But unless someone really senior from the agency or client side intervenes, the road for a campaign always leads to the media buyer and the dreaded spreadsheet, where the two most important columns are impressions and cost.

The table contains important columns, such as study accession, name, title, number of samples, number of experiments, number of runs, and average number of reads and bases.

We interrupt regularly scheduled programming to bring you this very important guest column from The Times's deputy science editor, Adam Bryant.

The record speaks for something more resolute: a lifetime's dedication to a craft of which she became master - the sly, informative, witty and important personal column.

The choice of operating pressure is the first and most important distillation column design consideration.