Sentence examples for or columnist from inspiring English sources

The problem is that 18-26 is not actually young, unless you're an ageing politician (or columnist).

You see, any respected anthropologist, scientist or columnist will tell you that the driving force behind every single human advancement, is laziness.

Our suggestion concerns the job you have in mind for him, "feature writer or columnist". Some of our best friends are feature writers and columnists.

Fail to do this, and you might not survive as a news organization, never mind as an editor, reporter or columnist.

In the 80s, non-Thatcherite ministers would routinely give speeches and interviews in "code", to which a sympathetic reporter or columnist held the cipher.

Most people know an older manager (or columnist) who refuses to make way for a younger, more energetic rival.In the face of intuition and anecdotal evidence, it is always good to look at the data.

"Anybody want any sandwiches?" he asked, but none of the reporters or columnists did.

Why are there barely any journalists or columnists of colour in national and local papers?

The resulting story is then digested by heavyweight analysts or columnists.

Unlike MPs, civil servants, or columnists, we know from the inside just how rotten and useless Whitehall prison policy is.

While Google also provides news and portfolio tracking, it doesn't have its own videos or columnists.