Sentence examples for social column from inspiring English sources
Whitney and James Fairchild Aug. 27, 1994 IN the nearly seven years that James and Whitney Fairchild have been married, they have appeared together in social column after social column, dressed perfectly, whether at a horse show, a masked ball or a garden party.
"Ten years ago, people were afraid to go downtown, and even five years ago you could still almost see tumbleweeds rolling through the streets" after 5 p.m., said Stephanie Davis, development director for the Island Coast AIDS Network and author of a chatty social column, the Downtown Diva, in The News-Press of Fort Myers.
In the social column, you can ask for friends' input on your searches by posting questions and reply to questions from others, all in real-time.
She was assisted by her daughter, Marion, who later took up her mother's mantle and wrote an influential social column during the early 20th century which, according to a more recent journalist, "made Cincinnati aristocrats quake for 29 years".
His wife, Clara, pursued a career in journalism, writing editorials and a social column for the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, among other publications, and became one of the best-known female journalists of her time.
Rock appeared with his lover in the social columns of the Hollywood Reporter.
It has also helped Ms. Sacco keep herself, as much as her customers, an item in the social columns.
However, he easily keeps track of Rosalie because she is always in the social columns, often as a guest at a celebrity-packed Nardling party.
Is buying a $1,000 ticket to a benefit, networking with Martha Stewart over cocktails and then getting your picture in the social columns charity -- or vanity?
Absorbing so much blather about paintings you'll never see is like slogging through a scrapbook of social columns recounting parties to which you've never been invited.
To certain English people -- especially those who know Ms. Jagger from her frequent appearances as a party-loving It girl in the social columns, and who regard the 220-year-old Asprey as a mainstay of the stately way of life -- her arrival at 167 New Bond Street might appear incongruous, to say the least.
