Sentence examples for publisher column from inspiring English sources

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It is being printed in a super-secure site in a quaint and dusty little Nebraska town where the local paper is called the County Paragraph and the publisher's column features such folksy archetypes as "the missus," "little sis" and "sonny-boy".

After her father died in 1951, Ms. Vlachos became publisher and wrote columns often critical of the government.

Soon he was named its editor and publisher, but his monthly column got him in trouble.

Paine tracked down every article, commentary, newspaper column, and publisher's announcement regarding Nast's life and stuffed them into the volume's nearly 600 pages.

Here's one from an old friend of the column, Joe Brancatelli, publisher of the business travel site JoeSentMe.com: "Never hold a grudge against an airline for more than two years".

The paper in St . Joseph Mich., refused to print the column; the publisher told her he planned to run an announcement on Page 1 that the column would not be appearing that day because the subject matter was unfit for a family newspaper.

American and Panamanian forces have openly raided newspaper offices and union halls and rounded up hundreds of dissidents--among them a prominent newspaper publisher who wrote a column criticizing the invasion and the law professor who negotiated the 1977 Canal Treaties on behalf of the Panamanians..

The Cheap Revolution (a buzz phrase coined by forbes publisher Rich Karlgaard in a column in April 2003) has already claimed significant casualties.

Earlier this week, the news organization's publisher Clay Foster wrote a column objecting to same-sex marriage.

The writer is author of the Independent Publishing column in Publishers Weekly.