Sentences with phrase «as a columnist»

As a columnist who frequently expresses my opinion on very public channels, I've experienced this on multiple occasions.

That would be a big drawback for me, too, if it weren't for the generous expense budget I get as a columnist.

Create Resume Objective: To get a position as columnist and to gain further experience in this field.

Ray Negron, a Yankees employee for more than 40 years who serves as a columnist for Newsmax, told Business Insider that Steinbrenner was a «very strong mentor» to Trump.

She is an avid writer and a contributor for The Huffington Post and served as a columnist for Chicago Lawyer magazine for many years, advising attorneys on achieving a balance between success in the law firm and their personal lives.

Dr. Scheele is also working as columnist for various newspapers and magazines and has published himself several popular scientific books as editor as well as author.

Slaw is pleased and proud indeed to announce that Kate Simpson has joined Slaw as a columnist in the Legal Technology group.

Donna Montaldo worked in the retail industry for several years as a regional store manager for a large junior apparel company, a buyer and sales representative of designer apparel and in a management position with the outlet division of the popular Liz Claiborne line before pursuing her current career of 12 years as a columnist focused on writing about coupons and bargain hunting.

I would like to extend an enormous thank you and warm hug to LTN Editor - in - Chief Monica Bay, who brought me on as a columnist shortly after she became editor.

Slaw is proud indeed to report that Nathalie Des Rosiers and Sarah Sutherland have joined Slaw as columnists.

She dreams of working for her favorite fashion magazine, but can't quite get her foot in the door — until ironically, she snags a job as a columnist for a financial magazine published by the same company.

But in five decades as a columnist for The Village Voice, he has done more to uphold and advance civil liberties than an army of lawyers.

On her own, she is the author of the 2008 - 2009 New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestseller «10-10-10: A Life - Transforming Idea,» a decision - making concept she originally wrote about as a columnist for O: The Oprah Magazine.

The John B. Oakes Award honors the career of the late John B. Oakes, a pioneer of environmental journalism, who worked for The New York Times as a columnist, editorial writer, editor of the editorial page, and creator of the op - ed page.

is home to the best syndicated columnists for advice, opinion and commentary - including Focus on the Family, Ann Coulter, Dear Abby and News Dating is a stage of romantic relationships in humans whereby two people meet socially with the aim of each assessing the other's suitability as a

Or as my columnist friend reminded me: «Eyes up here, mister.»

As columnist Raspberry says, «It's time for some serious experimentation.»

However, as columnist Pete VonDerLinn warns on page 10, unless they identify the value exchange between the consumer and their brand, their attempts to woo the consumer will be unsuccessful.

As columnist Carolyn Hadlock notes on page 8, Smartphones have created unlimited access to food information.

Known variously as columnist, author, lawyer and PR consultant, Jessica Rudd is also a passionate supporter of the organic industry and she's on a mission to use her knowledge of China to help move Australian Certified Organic products into that market.

¬ † * That showing incurred the wrath of observers such as columnist Tim Sullivan of The San Diego Union - Tribune, who wrote, «ÄúIs the Heisman Trophy subject to a recall vote?

Even the Daily Mail - which has Gove's wife as a columnist - is throwing its support behind her.

Next steps for the PM as this columnist writes is a post Newark by - election reshuffle.

Jim Heaney makes his debut as a columnist for City & State this week with a piece that puts Buffalo's improved economy in perspective.

As columnist Howard Jacobson wrote over the weekend: «It is as though I now live in the shadow of an unseen enemy.»

As the columnist watches closely, U.S. Rep. John Faso answers a media question at the town hall last week.

Her comments come as our columnist Dan Hodges has noted that two white heterosexual men are shaping up as the people to beat...

Kelvin MacKenzie told the then News International boss, Rebekah Brooks, and Sun editor, Dominic Mohan, he was quitting as a columnist in 2011 because he thought they had kept the full extent of phone hacking from him, according to evidence presented as part of a civil case against the newspaper's publisher on Thursday.

Helen Mirren has been confirmed as columnist Hedda Hopper.

The magazine will see a return from Fangoria veterans Tony Timpone and Michael Gingold as columnists and consultants.

I read that the novel upon which John Slattery's directorial debut is based sets its action in Philadelphia, where its writer, Pete Dexter, made his living as a columnist.

* Former Spencer Fellow Claudia Wallis is joining the Hechinger Report as a columnist.

Though I think I was liked as a columnist for RealMoney, I don't think that most of the stuff that I have blogged would have made it there.

Notably, Storr enjoys acting as the columnist most.

I knew his name as a columnist, but hadnt read his columns or followed his work prior to this incident.

And for that offence he could, presumably, be brought to trial and asked to prove his claim that your intention was to deliberately mislead, or else pay the costs for damaging your reputation as a columnist.

Shortly after that campaign, though, the Times hired Stephens as a columnist — a serial misinformer who had called climate change a «sick - souled religion» during his time at The Wall Street Journal.

And frankly, Keith Kloor's presence there as a columnist is a bad sign, because he's the epitome of the science - must - always - be-balanced-by-anti-science-advocacy-or-you're - censoring - Gallileo - and - you're - doing - shrill - advocacy - for - environmentalism absurdity.

As columnist Marcelo Wainfeld writes in Pagina 12 newspaper: «The tragedy (which came in a bad and maybe late hour) accelerates an agenda much more vast than its specific causes.»

As you may be aware, something was brewing at CanLII in recent weeks (and months) so I skipped my last turn as columnist.

We noted here recently the surprising transition of a civil liberties icon — the layoff of Nat Hentoff after half a century as a columnist for The Village Voice.

Recognised as a UK leading lawyer with a track record of success in complex and business critical commercial disputes, he also regularly presents and writes (including as a columnist for Rail Review) on Transport issues.

As columnist Jonathan Alter once said, to truly write a blog right would take a monumental amount of time.

She also received awards of excellence for her contributions as a columnist at the Portuguese Sun newspaper when she was writing regularly for the paper.

It depends on whether you're at a law firm or in - house, as columnist Mark Herrmann explains.