Sentence examples for time columnist from inspiring English sources

Panel participants included New York Times columnist David Brooks, former Senator Tom Daschle, TIME columnist Joe Klein, CNN correspondent Suzanne Malveaux and Republican strategist Vin Weber.

In one installment, a character dismisses Time as a magazine that "nobody reads beyond the cover" not long before an actual Time columnist, Joe Klein, shows up in a cameo.

"For the life of me, I don't understand what my opponents are trying to achieve," she told the Time columnist Joe Klein.

To expect an awkward homecoming: Time columnist Joel Stein, who complains in Time about the influx of Indian immigrants to his hometown of Edison, New Jersey.

But Fareed Zakaria, the Time columnist and CNN host, who serves as one of the show's producers, told me that the show has "loosened the format" of television reporting.

That right, Sebastian Horsley infamous London dandy, lover of prostitutes, artist, one time columnist for the Observer and now author of the excellent and witty memoir Dandy in the Underworld.

In 1959 he started at the Chicago Daily News, and in 1964 he became a full-time columnist.

AS a first-time columnist, I discovered that a column is to journalism what a marriage is to a relationship.

We have a full-time columnist who is barely out of her teens, and one of our junior editors could not rent a car for a weekend trip to Boston because at 24 he is a year too young.

They meet each other in Mr. Rodgers's house and in a hotel's conference halls, sharing their analyses and inventions, paying tribute to the man who inspired them all: the one-time columnist for Scientific American, Martin Gardner.

Nocera is a full-time columnist (though he has written a couple of news articles in the current crisis), so his situation is arguably different from those of Sorkin, Gretchen Morgenson, Floyd Norris and others who regularly write both news and columns.