Sentence examples for start of this column from inspiring English sources

At the start of this column, I said there had been two recent stories about mansplaining.

The alarmist headlines at the start of this column appeared in various publications and are quoted in an essay by Richard Freeman, a Harvard labor economist.

The real problem with the Reid bill comes in the sixth area, the one I alluded to at the start of this column.

Your City Critic realizes that some questions posed at the start of this column are not answered by this code of etiquette.

Every one of these researchers started — as I did at the start of this column — with an antibiotic pledge of allegiance.

Mark Hughes, who for the record is not the manager to whom I referred at the start of this column, summarises the delicacy of the situation perfectly.

The syringe barrels at the top of the jar were closed with small pieces of aluminum foil during autoclaving and attached to the Si 2-4 sinletn inletubingng prior to the start of the column run.

This method was used as a sequence "primer", meaning that each sequence of measurements started with this column regeneration phase.

The dmextract tool also creates a DT column when opt=ltc1 which gives the time in seconds from the start of the observation; this column could have been used here instead of TIME.

Given this distance between us, I wasn't sure what my employees thought of me until I started writing this column, and I finally decided to ask them.

In other words, the start of my column was an almost perfect contrarian indicator of the market's performance.