Sentence examples for journalist columnist from inspiring English sources

I'm not a former C.I.A. director, the public editor, a noted academic, journalist, columnist or elected official.

Carl Hiaasen, 59, is a journalist, columnist and novelist from Florida.

She initially worked as a teacher before becoming a journalist, columnist and later women's editor at the Irish Times.

"  After graduating from University College Dublin, Binchy worked as a teacher before becoming a journalist, columnist and editor at the Irish Times, one of the country's leading newspapers.

The renowned Bangladeshi journalist, columnist and author Nazrul Islam Bashon (who incidentally has also produced a book and DVD entitled Brick Lane) shares this view.

April 13 , 1957Bay Shore, New York Amy Goodman, (born April 13 , 1957 Bay Shore, N.Y., U.S.) American journalist, columnist, and author, best known as the cofounder and host of Democracy Now!

Most of them have moved on from playing, as has the best non-journalist columnist of the lot, John McEnroe.

It will take no less than a movement of citizen journalists, columnist, anchors and reporters to all demand no less than an overhaul of the state media, improving unhindered access to the private media, and subsequently, and an end to military rule.

Without this work, explanatory journalists, columnists and even media futurologists are pretty irrelevant.

There would be a sea of TV cameras, microphones, journalists, columnists, beat writers, you name it.

During the run-up to last week's Presidential debate, the congeries of journalists, columnists, bloggers, television commentators, politicians, and "strategists" who collectively craft the conventional wisdom reached a cautious consensus: Mitt Romney would probably do better than expected.