Sentence examples for in a separate column from inspiring English sources

Income from options that executives exercised in 2000 but received in previous years appears in a separate column.

In a separate column, Pringle joins Boycott in praising Alastair Cook, saying: "Clarke had one of his least funky games as the world's funkiest captain, being outshone by Alastair Cook at almost every turn".

"Zardari should be getting all concerned on board and calibrating a Pakistani response to this American pressure," Ayaz Amir, a political analyst and member of Parliament, wrote in a separate column in The News.

In a separate column, Floyd Norris predicted the central bank's action "may be enough to stem the European crisis for at least a few years, and go a long way to recapitalizing banks in the process".

The petition also recommends former Senator Ted Kaufman of Delaware and Dennis Kelleher of Better Markets — both of whom I endorsed here last week — and it expresses support for Sheila Bair, who would be terrific for the job (in a separate column last week, I said she was one of five people who deserve serious consideration to be Treasury secretary).

(Globalization is the other reason, but more on that in a separate column).

In your journal, make a separate column for symptoms and write down how you feel each time you eat.

The 'component mapping' relationship is also shown as a separate column in this results table.

Each model corresponds to a separate column in the table.

Each fingerprint bit and integer value is stored in a separate table column, and these columns are then indexed using a B-tree index.

In a separate guest column for the magazine, the chief rabbi, Jonathan Sacks, argues that religion already does the big society's job – and does it better.