Sentence examples for top columnist from inspiring English sources

When Jan Moir and I wrote columns for the Telegraph I always regarded her as a top columnist.

"Oh, The Racing Form is the bible," said William Nack, the former Sports Illustrated horse-racing writer and a biographer of Ruffian and Secretariat who grew up admiring The Form's top columnist, Charlie Hatton.

A Herald Sun report claiming Cardinal George Pell is being investigated by police over child abuse allegations has sparked angry words between the paper's top columnist Andrew Bolt and the reporter behind the exclusive story.

"There has been a lot of concern in Silicon Valley that, outside of tax policy, the Trump Administration will be hostile to disruptive technology companies," Dan Primack, a former top columnist at Fortune who is launching a new media startup, wrote in a post on the self-publishing platform Medium.

It is interesting that top columnists are now focusing on disability benefit cuts.

Nahum Barnea, the country's top political columnist, wrote in Friday's issue of Yediot Aharonot newspaper an article headlined "Tzipi in Wonderland," in which he enumerated the political debate over the errors she was perceived to have committed.

Elizabeth Sanders as Gossip Gerty Gotham's top gossip columnist.

"If a country with deficiencies as abysmal as Guatemala in matters of justice can do this, what's impeding Mexicans from aspiring some day to have a clean-up that starts at the top?" wrote columnist Jorge Zepeda Patterson in the online publication Sin Embargo.

By Tom Robbins March 19, 2017 Jimmy Breslin, for decades one of the top tabloid columnists in New York City, in 1969.

Here are some highlights from episode one, which features several of the paper's top reporters, columnists and editors, and campaigner Bill McKibben, who outlined his case for climate change action in the Guardian on Monday.

What's more, the top ten columnists by circulation include five conservatives, two centrists, and just three progressives.