Sentence examples for press columnist from inspiring English sources

Roy Greenslade, a press columnist for The Guardian, complained that the four- to six-week period was designed with 19th-century transportation and communications in mind.

He teamed up with a group including Harvey Weinstein, Mortimer B. Zuckerman and the press columnist Michael Wolff in a high-profile (and ultimately doomed) effort to buy New York magazine.

Martin Hirst was accused of bringing Deakin university into disrepute after right-wing press columnist, Andrew Bolt, posted a series of the tweets on his blog in the Herald Sun.

"It's a wonderful gesture," Detroit Free Press columnist Michael Rosenberg wrote.

You wouldn't expect a Detroit Free Press columnist to break news about Derrick Rose or an NBA beat writer in Portland to get scoops on Kobe Bryant.

Over the years, writers to the press, columnists and opposition politicians have decried many cases of wrongful entry or botched expulsions of criminals from Russia, Germany, Iran, India, Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Vietnam, the Philippines and other countries.

And in The Detroit Free Press, the columnist Drew Sharp gets the rare twofer.

An interesting note, via Twitter from Daily Press sports columnist David Teel, who wrote, "Clemson about to become first #ACC team in history to beat top-25 teams in 3 successive games".

Appearing on NBC's Meet the Press, conservative columnist Peggy Noonan said that the "populist" tactics being deployed by Sarah Palin was "not helpful to the country" and painted her candidacy as built on class warfare.

Mr. Mirkarimi said his statement was "distorted in the press by a columnist.

The Dean of the Beltway press corps, the columnist David Broder, cited Palin's "pitch-perfect populism" in hailing her as "a public figure at the top of her game" in Thursday's Washington Post.