Sentence examples similar to stone columnist from inspiring English sources
I loved to hear him on newspaper guys on his sponsor James Reston, on the great independents and adventurers Harrison Salisbury, I. F. Stone and Sy Hersh; on the nonpareil columnist, the genius among the great craftsmen of the Times, Russell Baker.
The mere fact that he's survived to the age of 61 is something of a miracle, and his secrets may soon be revealed in Rolling Stone, where Ozzy will appear as, of all things, a health columnist.
"Mubarak's people threw rocks," said Fahmy Howeidy, a well-known columnist and social commentator, referring to thugs who threw stones at demonstrators.
Gareth Crompton, after hearing Independent columnist Yasmin Alibhai-Brown on the radio criticising David Cameron, tweeted: "Can someone please stone Yasmin Alibhai-Brown to death?
It would take a heart of stone not to laugh at the wonderful tale of Liz Jones, the me-and-my-mad-life columnist, and her experience of life in the country.
Mr. Courtney, a Realtor and real estate columnist who has read every book ever written about the Beatles, said a Stones project would require much new research.
Those constraints don't bother Matt Taibbi, a Rolling Stone columnist and one of the most incisive writers on the global financial crisis.
Mike McAlary and Michael Daly, columnists.
A columnist before columnists were heard of.
Eureka! your columnist thought.
