Sentence examples for star contributors from inspiring English sources

One of its star contributors was a young aristocrat, ladies' man, chess player, dandy, and lepidopterist who was earning his living as a private tutor.

The accompanist Graham Johnson made him one of the star contributors to an encyclopedic Schubert song series on Hyperion records (coached, incidentally, by Mr. Fischer-Dieskau).

As schools await the new ICT curriculum, one of our star contributors Matt Britland offers some inspiration in the form of this complete ICT curriculum for KS3.

The former president's star money-raiser, Terry McAuliffe, recently installed as the Democrats' national chairman, has felt obliged to keep his head down, too, at a time when one of his star contributors, Denise Rich, is accused of buying her former husband's pardon.

At the Ryder Cup he was one of Europe's star contributors, winning three of his five matches.

For 18 years, Capek wrote for the Prague-based daily The People's Paper, becoming its star contributor.

By A. D. Bernd The New Yorker, December 15 , 1928P. 110 An interview with the star contributor to the Queries and Answers Department of the Times.

Just before press time, it fell to new chairman Steve Forbes to diplomatically suggest to the editor that the first issue's star contributor, Richard M. Nixon (see page 83), might chafe at appearing alongside FYI's high-profile home security columnist, G. Gordon Liddy (see page 85).

Breakpoint, the daily radio commentary started by former Watergate figure Chuck Colson weighed in with a piece by its star contributor Eric Metaxas decrying the move by Lifeway as "insane," and many other Christian-related sites also complained about alleged shortsightedness.

What else have you seen work when a star individual contributor is promoted to a leadership position?

In return for equity stakes in Shockwave.com, the star-studded contributors have signed "long-term participation" agreements with the Web site.