Sentence examples for response to a column from inspiring English sources

The letters arrived in response to a column called "Charlie's Ghost," which The Times published on June 29 , 2002

Mrs Tyson's piece was in some ways a direct response to a column by economist Christina Romer, who argued in early February that manufacturers don't deserve special treatment.

Mr. Snyder originally filed the suit against City Paper and its parent companies on Feb. 2 in New York in response to a column by Dave McKenna, "The Cranky Redskins Fan's Guide to Dan Snyder," that ran on Nov. 19.

The lawsuit, which seeks as much as $80 million in fines from the individual defendants and El Universo's parent company, was filed in response to a column that contended Mr. Correa ordered security forces to open "discretionary fire" at a hospital during the police revolt.

Mr Dopfner's letter was published in Germany's Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper - which is not published by his company - in response to a column by Google's executive chairman Eric Schmidt.

I was reminded of this recently by a social media current in response to a column I wrote about the importance of immunization.

On the gentler side were responses to a column of Oct. 21, 2001, a letter to my 3-year-old about our family's decision to persist in the city despite anthrax scares and other threats.

But judging from heavy reader response to a recent column on the subject, business travelers overwhelmingly see their miles as representing a much different form of currency.

That is until I received an e-mail message from Donna Mastrandrea in response to a recent column on travel and food poisoning.

The above messages arrived in response to a recent column about arriving late one night at La Guardia Airport and finding refuge on a city bus: the M-60.

In response to a recent column on the mortality risks of eating red meat, a reader asked: "How many weeks of life might I lose by eating a lot of meat?