Sentence examples for reading column from inspiring English sources
As we talked, his eyes were narrow and wary, reflecting a long-standing caution about talking to the press — or perhaps they were simply weary from the strain of reading column after column of numbers.
After reading column after column about the negative impact of Hispanic immigrants on the American economy, it is refreshing and inspiring to read one on their impact on American morals.
The extent of suffragette action at the time can be seen by reading column five which covers an attempted arson attack in Doncaster and reports that suffragettes are suspected of destroying a house in Wiltshire and putting dye in the Bradford reservoirs.
Another discussion on Thursday will feature the author Nick Hornby, who writes the "Stuff I've Been Reading" column for Believermag.com.
DANIEL FROMSON, in the Weekend Reading column on newyorker.com Animals compete for food, territory, partners and dominance.
I was reminded of this tension this week after reading columns by George Will and David Brooks.
In my op-ed days, I used to write an occasional "mind-reading" column in the voice of world leaders, living and dead.
Older posts from Amy Davidson's daily Close Read column can be found in the News Desk.
He syndicated a widely read column and wrote regularly for the Observer and the New Statesman.
John Crace is the Guardian's parliamentary sketch writer, and author of the Digested Read column.
I am lucky enough to sit next to the Guardian writer John Crace, author of the brilliant Digested Read column.
