Sentence examples for weekend column from inspiring English sources

The TV Weekend column yesterday, about "The Starlet," referred to the WB network incorrectly.

We are thrilled to introduce a new weekend column to DealBook called Life@Work by Tony Schwartz.

The Observer's Will Hutton makes a good start with four recommendations for water in his weekend column.

However, in a weekend column in the Sun newspaper Swinson made clear the government would not impose a cap on loan costs.

In a post pivoting off my weekend column on Washington's extraordinary recent growth, Dylan Matthews of Wonkblog marshals data showing that the soaring wage premium for Washingtonians doesn't correlate directly with increases in the federal government's share of G.D.P.

Correction: January 24 , 2003 Friday The TV Weekend column last Friday, about shows on wild and domestic animals, referred incorrectly to the relation of BBC and Discovery Communications Inc. to the cable channel Animal Planet.

I wait with bated breath for the weekend columns in the Mail, Express and Telegraph claiming that George Monbiot and Bin Laden are one and the same person.

Clearly taking a position on the long-standing debate between journalists and industry insiders, Williams says that the kinds of weekend columns TechCrunch runs from noted businesspeople "are absolutely more valuable" than some of the daily news written by reporters with little business experience.

The Weekend Miser column on Friday overstated the rapper Q-Tip's role in the Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival this week.

DANIEL FROMSON, in the Weekend Reading column on newyorker.com Animals compete for food, territory, partners and dominance.

A report in the Weekend Miser column on Friday about artists in residence on Governors Islands as part of a Lower Manhattan Cultural Council program, using information from the council's Web site, erroneously included the choreographer Daniel Clifton among them.