Sentences with phrase «turn as columnist»
As you may be aware, something was brewing at CanLII in recent weeks (and months) so I skipped my last turn as columnist.
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As Bloomberg columnist Shira Ovide put it, Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos «doesn't abide by the conventional rules of business like... turning a profit.
Judith Martin, also known as «Miss Manners,» is a nationally syndicated columnist and the author of Miss Manners» Guide for the Turn - of - the - Millenium.
As summer approaches and major divisions across Europe begin to wind down, newspaper columnists turn their attention to the upcoming transfer window.
«Two: I have stated on record many times that public officials not publicly disclosing their declared assets turns the assets declaration exercise into a hollow ritual, most recently through an article I wrote as a columnist on the back - page of THISDAY on 7 September 2015, titled «Issues around Assets Declaration.»
As he considers entering the presidential race, former Mayor Michael Bloomberg criticized the candidates at a book party he threw for Peggy Noonan, a former Reagan aide - turned - columnist.
When her kid sister Tess (Malin Akerman) comes to town, however, her world is turned upside down, although when she happens to meet a handsome newspaper columnist (James Marsden as Kevin) she finally has the chance to get things right.
Born in Sheffield, England, she came to Canada in 1979 and worked as a political commentator, book reviewer and magazine columnist before she turned to biography and popular history.
I keep seeing that word, withdraw, everywhere I turn, particularly as I seek bloggers and columnists who tend to support the Bush administration and voiced their support for newly minted Chief Justice John Roberts.
But despite hiccups, such as the SEC's botched attempt to add more office space, Columnist Bruce Carton thinks she deserves credit for turning around the Commission's Enforcement Division.