Sentence examples for press column from inspiring English sources

He was drama critic for The New Yorker from 1929 to 1940 and wrote its "The Wayward Press" column (under the pseudonym Guy Fawkes).

In 1947, A. J. Liebling wrote a Wayward Press column about the coverage of the wedding of Princess Elizabeth and Philip Mountbatten Williamm's grandparents).

In the same issue, Robert Benchley wrote a Wayward Press column about the frenzied coverage of the crisis by American newspapers and magazines.

The "breathless" accounts of the wedding in American newspapers were the subject of a Wayward Press column by A. J. Liebling.

We have spent decades pointing out exactly these sorts of excesses in our press column, "The Street of Shame", and our campaign against the influence of Rupert Murdoch goes back to Paul Foot and the earliest days of the magazine.

Its fine writing is consistently informed with humour From the off, I could see what Ingrams was doing and was delighted when, after a few issues, he offered me the chance to write a press column.

Before the revolution he authored scathing criticisms of President Hosni Mubarak's autocratic regime in regular press columns, often ending with the words, "Democracy is the solution".

Nicholas Lemann joined The New Yorker as a staff writer in 1999, and has written the Letter from Washington and the Wayward Press columns for the magazine.

View Article Nicholas Lemann joined The New Yorker as a staff writer in 1999, and has written the Letter from Washington and the Wayward Press columns for the magazine.

"Absolutely!" Nicholas Lemann joined The New Yorker as a staff writer in 1999, and has written the Letter from Washington and the Wayward Press columns for the magazine.

In fifty years, I would guess, he will be better known as the father of "tragic realism" than as the father of containment... View Article Nicholas Lemann joined The New Yorker as a staff writer in 1999, and has written the Letter from Washington and the Wayward Press columns for the magazine.