Sentence examples for staff contributors from inspiring English sources

In celebration or dread of the beginning of college, here are a few stories of freshman-year roommate nightmares culled from VICE staff, contributors, and friends, some of whom have opted to remain anonymous so as not to humiliate their old roomies, who are probably very normal, productive people now.

It's true, most awards shows are filled with heartfelt speeches and thank-yous (and, in the case of the Oscars, shout-outs to agents and lawyers), but last night's winners displayed a touching and very real affection for their staff, contributors, rivals and the giants of the industry, on whose shoulders they readily acknowledged they stood.

Its guiding spirit, Frank Cullen, is chief researcher, programmer and sole staff contributor to Vaudeville Times, which has guest contributors; he also lectures on vaudeville.

Sara Ruthnum is a staff contributor to Outspeak.

Hilary Rosen, a "Democratic strategist" and one-time staff contributor to this website, was on one of those panels that CNN stages at all hours of the day in order to stave off brain death, and she said Mitt Romney's wife, Ann, "has actually never worked a day in her life... she's never really dealt with the kinds of economic issues that a majority of the women in this country are facing".

In his toast, Hislop paid tribute to past employees, current staff, and "contributors who haven't told their employers".

"The union is shocked at the Independent's approach and the disgraceful way management has treated staff and contributors.

And, according to the dozens of emails I have received, it is utterly humiliating for the staff and contributors.

Half of the accused are current members of BBC staff or contributors, the FoI request revealed, and cases against five are being examined by the police.

The slain staff and contributors to Charlie Hebdo were killed because of the exact images and words used by Charlie Hebdo, but well-meaning support for the magazine has until now foundered on the fear of republishing those supposedly offensive creations.

"As part of these reviews the BBC is conducting extensive searches of its records and has asked BBC staff and contributors past and present to share any information that might be useful.