Sentence examples for print columnist from inspiring English sources
Friedman writes as if he is a print columnist.
And to be fair, he is a print columnist.
But he's not a very good print columnist.
He's become known as The Print Columnist Who Talks To Taxi Cab Drivers and The Print Columnist Who Derives Special Meaning From The Way The Hotel Concierge Behaves.
(1) Under each name of an Op-Ed columnist print "Times Op-Ed Columnist".
Tells how the papers handles war news, what the want-ad columns print; mentiones a columnist named Roddy the Rover.
While acknowledging the long, proud print tradition there, the columnist, Marc Eisen, wrote: "Cap Times editors and reporters see themselves as reimagining founder Bill Evjue's progressive vision for the Internet age.
Meanwhile, in mainstream print (the Sunday Times), columnist Minette Marrin wrote: "There is no universal human right to dress and behave like a sluttish streetwalker touting for sex, without occasionally being taken for one".
Neither the syndicated columnist who printed the name, Robert Novak, nor any other journalists in the case are known to have been subpoenaed.
These ideas came to light last month when they were printed by John Monk, a columnist at The State, Columbia's daily newspaper.
