Sentence examples for with columnist from inspiring English sources

Rieckhoff was called for another photo op — this time with columnist Les Gelb, who was busy lining up the participants in front of I.A.V.A.'s backdrop.

The paper has appeared to turn the show into something of a crusade, with columnist Jan Moir complaining about "sex-crazed nymphs before the watershed".

There's nothing worse than when an actor known for making questionable movies decides to try his hand at political punditry, but that's exactly what Rob Lowe got up to yesterday on Twitter, clashing with columnist Owen Jones in the process.

After an ongoing slanging match with columnist Andrew Bolt, the communications minister did a prearranged interview with Jones, who also saw nefarious intent in Turnbull's dinner last week with Clive Palmer.

Avocado on toast is the latest object of intergenerational finger-wagging, with columnist Bernard Salt suggesting millennials could more easily afford a house if they stopped eating a delicious cafe breakfast.

Connor Ennis, The Quad's shepherd, got together with columnist William C. Rhoden and Bryan Curtis, a contributing writer to Play magazine, to discuss the different themes they see emerging from Thursday's first-round matchups.

He eats lunch with columnists and talks with ESPN and People.

Another sharp contradistinction with columnists is she really knows what's going on.

And with columnists including Charlie Brooker, Jacques Peretti, Grace Dent, Joe Queenan and Jonathan Bernstein, it has the sharpest range of voices of any weekend culture guide.

Did you enjoy the open threads and appreciate the opportunity to debate with columnists below the line?

Across the political spectrum the Spanish press has been crying foul, with columnists and pundits griping that foreign snapshots misconstrue reality on the ground.