Sentence examples for number of columnists from inspiring English sources

Predictably, a large number of columnists patronised this event in various ways.

And a growing number of columnists in the traditionally pro-establishment mainstream press have openly attacked General Kivrikoglu for his remarks.

Last season, a number of columnists and fans suggested that Paterno bench or suspend quarterback Rashard Casey, who had been accused of assaulting an off-duty police officer in Hoboken, N.J., in an off-season incident.

This week has seen an extraordinary number of columnists penning anti-Corbyn pieces.

Over the past week, a number of columnists have written about their disappointment with Massey College's handling of Marrus' comments and his resignation, pointing to his Jewish background and history of studying anti-Semitism, and decrying the end of universities as "venues for free inquiry".

A similar misjudgement was evident in the campaign by a number of Guardian columnists against Boris Johnson in his first London mayoral campaign against Ken Livingstone.

Since then, we have signed up a number of regular columnists and increased the amount of US content we publish, including here on Comment is free.

He has had a lengthy run-in with the country's biggest media conglomerate, the Dogan group, which has now taken one show off the air and fired a number of secular columnists.

During the first few days of November, the Los Angeles Herald Examiner folded, and a visible number of its columnists and its sports and arts and entertainment writers began appearing immediately in the Times.

Ms. Krinsky is one of a growing number of sex columnists at college papers across the country who are reflecting a striking openness among many undergraduates when it comes to the discussion of sex.

A number of conservative columnists and think tanks have criticized the University of Montana resolution, taking their cues from FIRE.