Sentence examples for regular columns from inspiring English sources
George contributed regular columns to the magazines Professional Fundraising and Direct Response.
Lately, the magazine has featured regular columns by BBC correspondents, essays and even fiction.
A former president of the District of Columbia bar, Mr. Stein wrote regular columns for The Washington Lawyer.
Since the strike began, The Journal has stopped running its regular columns by Sally Deering, Peter Weiss and Earl Morgan.
He writes regular columns for the Spectator, Market Leader and Impact, and also occasional pieces for Wired.
Mr. Cockburn at various times had regular columns in ideologically disparate publications like The Nation and The Wall Street Journal.
In regular columns published in Lebanon and Germany, Haddad writes often on the twisted state of Middle Eastern gender relations.
The exterior echoes the arrangement of the interior, with pilasters and regular columns set against rusticated walling.
Not many Boro players were sorry to see him go and, judging by the regular columns of empty seats at the Riverside, nor were most fans.
Regular columns advise readers how to tell if they are alcoholics: "You know you're a drunkard when your liver is in the federal Witness Protection Program".
Guardian Australia's economics writer, Greg Jericho, has been nominated for his regular columns in the commentary, analysis, opinion and critique category.
