Examples of using A columnist in English and their translations into Hebrew
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As, like, a columnist or-.
Did you tell her Newsday promoted you to a columnist?
Yeah, she was a columnist for the Examiner.
I'm prepared to offer you a three-year contract To stay on as a columnist.
Muhammad Aal Al-Sheikh, a columnist for the official Saudi daily Al-Jazirah, wrote:"….
The day of nothing wasfirst proposed by the late Harold Coffin, a columnist for an American newspaper.
She has been a columnist and a correspondent for all major Italian magazines(Panorama; l'Espresso; Epoca).
Rami Livni is the director of thePoliTikva Program for social-democratic political leadership and a columnist for Ha'aretz.
He is a university professor, a public lecturer, a columnist and a prolific author of more than 50 books.
If a journalist, or a columnist, said the same thing about blacks or Hispanics, they would already have lost their jobs," Fleischer asserted.
Marilyn Gottlieb started her writing career as a columnist in Dan's Papers on Long Island, New York.
If a journalist, or a columnist, said the same thing about blacks or Hispanics, they would already have lost their jobs.”.
After graduating from college, he wrote for some smaller papers before becoming a columnist for the Fresno Bee in 1995.
Gamal Zayda, a columnist for the official Egyptian daily Al-Ahram, claimed that the people and the government ignore the problem of population growth, which harms any development efforts.
It's the sort of challenge to existing ways one expects to hear from a columnist, essayist, or scholar- not from the leader of a great power.
Muhammad Sweidan, a columnist for the Jordanian daily Al-Ghad, was likewise impressed with the transforming of the kite from a simple children toys into an effective means of resistance.
Awni Almsni, born in Deheishe refugee camp in Bethlehem, is a political activist at the Palestinian National Liberation Movement,a graduate of Bethlehem University and a columnist in the Palestinian press.
For example, Nasser Mundhir, a columnist for the Syrian establishment daily Al-Thawra, claimed that the regime's victory in Eastern Ghouta heralded the beginning of a new phase in Syria.
Huelle is a graduate in Polish of the Gdańsk University and has also worked in that city as an employee of the“Solidarity” press office, university lecturer, journalist, director of the Gdańsk Polish Television Center, and,most recently, as a columnist for Gazeta Wyborcza.
A columnist for the government daily Al-Rai wrote that the U.S., the head of global imperialism, constantly plots coups and assassinations like the“coup” that is currently taking place in Venezuela.
The chip industry gave the region a new name when Don Hoefler, a columnist for the weekly trade paper Electronic News, began a series in January 1971 entitled“Silicon Valley USA.”.
Firas'Aziz Dib, a columnist for the Syrian government daily Al-Watan, wrote on November 22 that"the statement by President Putin that the current operations in Syria are insufficient means that there are preparations for major future activity, namely dispatching additional ground troops."[4].
Youssef Ziedan(Arabic: يوسف زيدان)(born June 30, 1958) is an Egyptian scholar who specializes in Arabic and Islamic studies. He works as director of the Manuscript Center and Museum affiliated to the Bibliotheca Alexandrina. He is a university professor,a public lecturer, a columnist and a prolific author of more than 50 books.
Ibrahim Hejazi, a columnist for the official daily Al-Ahram, claimed that the construction of new schools, hospitals, and roads will not suffice so long as the problem of population growth is not properly addressed.
BC kept his creation alive through his freelance earnings-he was still a columnist for the Hearst papers- and by instituting what was dubbed“Scotch week”: Every fourth week employees went without a paycheck, which meant a 25 percent pay cut.
Dawud Al-Shiryan, a columnist from Al-Hayat, distinguished the difference between killing civilians and the killing of those in the military, but only in attacks against American targets, not when the targets are Israeli:"….
Muhammad Aal Al-Sheikh, a columnist for the Saudi daily Al-Jazirah, also argued that the new American administration would be harsher on Iran and would also act decisively against political Islam movements, particularly the Muslim Brotherhood(MB).
Sayyid Ahmad Al-'Abbasi, a columnist for the pro-Iranian Iraqi daily Al-Akhbar, wrote:"Those who recently shouted the slogan'Iran, out, out' in the Iraqi parliament[34] encouraged the Saudi ambassador and spy Thamer Al-Sabhan to interfere in Iraq's affairs, which is completely unacceptable….
Jasser Al-Jasser, a columnist for the Saudi daily Al-Jazirah, also doubted the identity of the perpetrators of the Paris attacks, wondering why France was targeted, rather than other European countries like Denmark and the Netherlands, which also published cartoons and a movie insulting the Prophet Muhammad and Islam.
