Sentence examples for satirical columnist from inspiring English sources
John is a satirical columnist and lawyer in Abuja, and the novel is the story of a street boy unwittingly caught up in the tumultuous politics of Nigeria.
After years of sporting the Waikato colours of red, black, and yellow, local satirical columnist Joshua Drummond will be repainting the cow with native birds.
In any case, the real issue is that a country led by such an autoparodic figure would have been tough for satirical columnists.
Plus, the satirical news columnist Andy Borowitz discusses the Republican National Convention, the poet Max Ritvo explains how poetry is helping him face terminal cancer, and a Chinese reporter explains why Trump might make democracy a harder sell in China.
Satirical technology columnist Verity Stob wrote a parody of Torchwood Season One in the style of Dylan Thomas's radio play Under Milk Wood, called Under Torch Wood.
He left Oxford without a degree, and had a successful career as a satirical journalist, first, as a columnist for the magazine Punch and, later, as its editor.
But a high court judge ruled yesterday that the singer's sense of humour failure over a satirical piece by a Guardian columnist was a tantrum too far.
In "Hello Goodbye Hello" Craig Brown — a longtime columnist for the satirical British magazine Private Eye — weaves together dozens of such encounters into a glittering daisy chain that reads like a mathematical proof of the theory of six degrees of separation.
In this captivating volume a longtime columnist for the satirical British magazine Private Eye weaves together dozens of real-life encounters into a glittering daisy chain that reads like an entertaining illustration of the theory of Six Degrees of Separation.
A columnist for the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo has said the attack on their offices "touched all Europe and all democracy".
There are countless similar examples and even ordinarily factual columnists periodically pen satirical pieces to make a particular statement.
