Sentence examples for while a columnist from inspiring English sources

While a columnist, Quindlen began writing novels.

What crisis?" asked one headline; while a columnist described the development as a "monument to inequality".

Vanity Fair recently published the rather brutal "Please, God, Stop Chelsea Clinton from Whatever She's Doing," while a columnist for the New York Post penned an op-ed with the headline, "God help us if Chelsea Clinton runs for office".

At the pleading of his editor, Fadl had removed sentences from his articles perhaps seven or eight times while working as a columnist for Al-Shorouk.

While Vusi Mona, a columnist for The City Press who is black, praised the conference as an "opportunity to deal with racism candidly," Solomon Jacobovsky described it in a letter to the editor published today in The Citizen as a waste of precious taxpayer dollars.

Over the last 10 years, I've been an advocate for my peers while working as a columnist and political commentator, appearing in print, on television, radio and in the blogosphere.

"And then I stopped," he says, "thinking that I had built a pretty solid framework that would last me as a columnist for a while".

He allowed his inner feelings about race, and the question of a double standard, to slip out in a stream of consciousness while he talked with a columnist.

"Fact: A critical documentary can't hurt India's "image" remotely as much as a knee-jerk government ban on it can," tweeted a columnist, while another post said: "India is suffering from the ostrich syndrome.

While a political columnist at the Mirror and Today, he appeared to be a staunch socialist but some question to what extent he is motivated by ideology and how much he simply enjoys the vestiges of power.

"What I really liked about him was that more than anything, he cared about winning games," said Mr. Didinger, who covered Mr. Jaworski's career while a sports columnist at The Philadelphia Bulletin and The Philadelphia Daily News.