Sentence examples for in a column over from inspiring English sources

I gave you a hard time in a column over the summer because I thought you were acting a bit too nonchalant amid the credit crisis, but you've proved why you had every reason to keep your cool.

Steve Coll, in a column over at Daily Comment, describes how certain of our monuments (like the Eagle stadium at Da Nang, where Bob Hope performed) have been effaced, while others (the dioxin-poisoned land nearby) still remain, and still do harm.

James Temple, a reporter for The San Francisco Chronicle, wrote in a column over the weekend that some researchers fear that the rise of brain-reading gadgets will bring with it a new genre of hacker who could try to steal people's thoughts.

He's been keeping tabs on Trump's economy, including this first big sell-off, in a column over at the Washington Post.

Some seemed careless — moving a row or a column over by one in a giant spreadsheet — while others seemed inexplicable.

It was difficult to sustain with thousands in a column stretching over hundreds of yards.

A great Victory Parade was scheduled for 8 June 1946, when Allied servicemen and women would march through London in a column that was over four miles long.

But, as James Surowiecki detailed, in a 2006 column, over time, manufacturers abused their franchisees, insisting that they either buy cars they did not want or risk losing their franchise.

The mass transfer of oxygen between air and water has been studied in a bubble column over wide ranges of liquid and gas velocity.

The sample was loaded in a glass column over silica gel for adsorption that acts as stationary phase.

In a column, The e-words take over, page 15, yesterday, we inadvertently referred to Professor Kevin Warwick of Reading University as Richard.