Examples of using Columnists in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Columnists, Rare Disease.
What are ya gonna say about gossip columnists?
These columnists spoke too fast.
Now this may be hard for some of you to believe- but even columnists for the New York Times don't know.
Columnists recycle stuff all the time.
We will write to newspapers, radio stations, commentators, columnists, bird clubs, magazines.
Columnists try to change readers' opinions on policy issues.
The woman said that she knows all the columnists at the magazine and she's never heard of Ellie Harp or the story.
Columnists in the Egyptian government press also expressed objections to a state headed by clerics.
The report suggests creating a“follow” button that would allowreaders to easily follow certain topics or columnists.
Many columnists expressed apprehension about Iran's nuclear program, and opposition to it.
My boss, Walter Chase, losing money at the roulette tables. Gossip columnists alongside gangsters and governors exchanging telephone numbers.
He could ignore columnists very easily. But Louis B. Mayer warned that he would cancel his contract early.
This report will review the controversial clauses of the platform,the criticism voiced against them by Egyptian columnists and by Muslim Brotherhood members inside and outside Egypt, and the movement's responses to the criticism.
Adding that he wanted columnists“whose advice is sought by the world's central bankers,” he named The Financial Times's respected economics editor, Martin Wolf, as an example… MUCH MORE.
Following the drop in global oil prices andthe subsequent harm done to the economies of oil-producing countries, columnists in the Gulf states called on their countries to diversify their sources of income rather than rely solely on petrodollars.
Some officials and columnists in Syria, Jordan, the Palestinian Authority(PA), and Hamas supported the marches, saying that their main message was that no concessions would be made regarding the refugees' right of return.
Thomas Friedman isone of my favorite New York Times columnists, and he poignantly commented that 2008 is when we hit a wall, when Mother Nature and the market both said.
Columnists and analysts in the Palestinian press welcomed the initiative to sue Britain, accusing that since 1917 and until today Britain has always taken a stand against the Palestinian aspirations and rights.
The Gault& Millau guide wasfirst published in 1972 by two French food columnists, Henri Gault and Christian Millau, and since that time has been considered the second most important international food guide(after Michelin).
Some sports columnists at one time due to the popularity of wrestling in the world even expressed the fear that the IOC may exclude Greco-Roman wrestling from the program of the Olympic Games.
While gendarmes searched for fiffh columnists behind the lines, Gamelin reacted by sacking 20 or so of his front-line commanders.
Some columnists condemned the use of terror and the harming of innocent civilians, others criticized the Russian forces' failed rescue attempt, and a few even blamed Jewish elements of being involved in the affair.
Edge was looking for weekly columnists for topics such as fashion, sex and dating, innovations, decorating tips, and even fancy pet discoveries.
Some Saudi columnists demanded that the summer camps be abolished, and argued that extremist elements and terror organizations were exploiting them in order to spread extremist views and to encourage the youth to carry out terror operations.
When two long-time motorcycle riding instructors and columnists for two of the largest U.S. motorcycle magazines got together for a ride recently, I cornered them to ask some questions about what they have learned from teaching riding skills for so many years.
Israeli politicians and columnists who refer to this murder are taking very good care to note that the circumstances of the murder and the identity of the perpetrators are still unknown and that one should patiently wait for the results of the police investigation.
Likewise, Palestinian officials and columnists in the PA press referred to it as an important and historic Palestinian victory and as a blow to Israel, and noted that the resolution's importance lay in the global recognition of the settlements' illegality.
Liberal columnists question the morality of continuing aid to a"rightist dictatorship" and provide assurances concerning the essential moderation of some insurgent leaders who"hope" for some sign that the U.S. will remember its own revolutionary origins.
It appears that newspaper columnists, teachers' unions, public organizations and other civic minded people have suddenly come to realize that our youth is growing up ignorant of, and uncommitted to, the great principles upon which our nation is based.