Sentence examples for stable of columnists from inspiring English sources

Most newspapers employ a stable of columnists with different takes on the world.

This takes the title's stable of columnists to more than 20, including former Loaded editor James Brown.

In her parallel career as a journalist she wrote about her young family in the Independent as part of a stable of columnists that included Helen Fielding.

Our stable of columnists often incites readers to exercise their right to an opinion, but Yasmin Alibhai-Brown's open letter to Nigel Farage yesterday really opened the floodgates.

And the influence of Heritage spreads far and wide, from employees like Virginia Thomas (wife of the Supreme Court justice) to the stable of columnists featured on its opinion site TownHall.com, most notably Ann Coulter ("We need to execute John Walker in order to physically intimidate liberals, by making them realize that they can be killed too").

Bill Keller, the former executive editor and now a columnist, thinks the autonomy is good: "The last thing you want is a stable of columnists who conform to a party line; or who sound the same; or who are timid about saying something provocative.

The Times has been building up a stable of conservative columnists in recent months, including Christine O'Donnell, Tom DeLay, Steve Deace, Tammy Bruce, Thom Loverro and Ben Carson, all of whom have signed on with the conservative newspaper in the past year or so.

On Wednesday, ESPN announced a massive round of layoffs involving its on-air and online employees, with a sizable chunk coming from ESPN.com's stable of reporters and columnists.

But an editorial page editor who found herself, or himself, with a stable of only white, male columnists would be wise to do some reshuffling, and some outreach.

But the stable of 14 full-time columnists, which boasts high-profile writers like Paul Krugman and David Brooks, has lacked diversity.

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