Sentences with phrase «newspaper column»

My advice on raising and training dogs has been featured in newspaper columns and on television.

She had her own radio program and a weekly newspaper column called «My Day,» which was her public diary.

Aside from many of my own national newspaper columns on the topic, major network TV and cable news magazines and national print publications have repeatedly exposed the mills.

He's written a national newspaper column on the philosophy of football, and recently he's spoken out on politics.

Never losing her penchant for writing; she's been published in various magazines and enjoyed her own newspaper column for several years.

I pass educational tips on to parents through a monthly newspaper column.

Once you can read newspaper column width lines, narrow the column width and try to read two or more lines at a time.

He writes regular newspaper columns and is a sought - after family commentator on radio and TV.

For those who prefer to offer up a whole turkey bird, I will go through my old newspaper columns and share my method for cooking it.

She wrote a popular newspaper column «My Day,» and was active in helping the poor and fighting racial discrimination.

Any blog post or newspaper column potentially creates a risk of public disorder if it is compelling enough.

Gradually increase the width until it is the same as a standard newspaper column.

When I opened my store many years ago, I carefully chose one particular newspaper column to which I gave a press release.

Although I saved all my recipes and gourmet newspaper columns and other writings I saved over the years, I wish I had done the cookbook years ago.

With respect, I suggest that most newspaper columns and many books are inherently based, at least in part, on mere opinion.

Do you have a weekly newspaper column or radio show about health?

At the time I was writing a regular newspaper column on tech law.

Giving away responsibility to an immovable schedule ended inches of newspaper columns at a stroke.

Biblical scholars have devoted endless pages to ancient Israel as a religious idea, and pundits have penned endless newspaper columns about modern Israel as a geopolitical entity.

Solos and smalls still found creative ways to compete, from writing newspaper columns, newsletters, in - person seminars and of course, person to person referrals.

The red half of Merseyside has been inundated this week with newspaper columns criticizing wayward Italian striker, Mario Ballotelli Since moving to Liverpool in the summer, Ballotelli has failed to settle.

Congratulations to Dimitar Berbatov, who has now overtaken Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Barry as far as newspaper column inches are concerned.

He is co-editor of Deadline Artists, a two - volume anthology of America's greatest newspaper columns published in October 2011.

Also, they've written a weekly, syndicated real estate investing newspaper column since 2003.

Abilene's first - person narrative is intertwined with newspaper columns from 1917 to 1918 and stories told by a diviner, Miss Sadie, while letters home from a soldier fighting in WWI add yet another narrative layer.

Beyond Graham's public appearances, he reached untold millions through his pioneering use of prime - time telecasts, network radio, daily newspaper columns, evangelistic feature films and globe - girdling satellite TV hookups.

Some, such as Dominic Raab and Dan Hodges, have used newspaper columns to very good effect over the past year or so.

Katie Price is no stranger to filling newspaper columns with her parenting choices, from letting her eight - year - old daughter, Princess wear make - up to getting her toddler Bunny's ears pierced.

Frankly, I don't think so, and I don't pretend to be a journalist (even though I have been writing a weekly newspaper column for several years)-- although the issue has been subject to some debate.

The Mombian newspaper column, which launched in 2007, is one of the longest - running columns on LGBTQ parenting in the country, and appears in Bay Windows, Between the Lines, Philadelphia Gay News, South Florida Gay News, Washington Blade, and Windy City Times newspapers.

It is also a prime source of the grumbles in our mailbags and some influential newspaper columns,» he writes to Mr Cameron.

He is author of more than 40 books, writes the nationally syndicated newspaper column Animal Doctor, is a member of the British Veterinary Association, American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association and Honor Roll Member of the American Veterinary Medical Association.

Bill began writing a weekly real estate investing newspaper column in 2003.

In 1958, a Savannah businessman named John Cay Jr. gave a presentation to his social club on Ward Allen, an Oxford - educated, eccentric local hunter who sold game and penned newspaper columns in the 1910s and»20s.

Stewart has also had articles referenced in the Lamar University Early Child Development Center's Employee Handbook, and the Wilkes County Smart Start Newspaper Column.

Summing up twenty years isn't easy, as I begin my third decade of writing my Tribune Content Agency newspaper column I have a wealth of memories to recall.

The late George Cornell, religion reporter for Associated Press, used to do his annual calculation and then his annual newspaper column announcing that, once again, on any given Sunday of the past year more Americans had attended church than had attended all games of all professional sports in the entire year.

Some sports personalities license their names to a restaurant and stop by every now and then for a free meal and to get a mention in the celebrity newspaper columns.

He also would've inspired fewer dumbass newspaper columns.

There's no doubt that the goalkeeper situation at White Hart Lane has taken over far too many newspaper columns than it should have and there has been plenty of speculation about Hugo Lloris and Brad Friedel.

First he was attacked in a Liverpool bar hours after the win over Leicester, and was then the subject of a deeply offensive newspaper column that has led to the publication in question, the Sun, being banned from attending all Everton matches and press conferences.

His name was Dr. Robert Mendelsohn, an American pediatrician who published five books and wrote a long - running newspaper column called «The People's Doctor.»

In a TimesLedger Newspapers column published last week, William Lewis contended that Iannece's loss came as a result of apathetic voters throughout the 25th Assembly District, which stretches from Flushing to Douglaston and includes most of Bayside Hills, where Iannece lives.

M. Rajen has levereaged his interest in holistic medicine into a successful newspaper column and then founded the International Journal of Tropical Herbs where he is managing editor.

He writes a popular newspaper column where he deconstructs the manufacturers» marketing angle, nutritional and health claims of various food products.