Examples of using Columnists in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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From various food columnists and editors throughout the country.
The financial crisis was a veritable gold mine for columnists like me.
Regular columnists were introduced, and columns in the culture pages.
Last month, I announced I would be bringing monthly columnists to this website.
We have liberal columnists, too, who, like Jack, are provocative and can stir up reaction by readers.
She is one of the country's best-known and most widely-read columnists.
Approximately thirty copies were delivered to leading columnists such as Tom Wicker, Harriet Van Horne, and Anthony Lewis.
Every evening, Liang Xuemeng goes online to read the latest postings from Ayawawa,one of China's most popular advice columnists.
Speculation ran wild: some columnists opined that Ford would be building a new railroad to the coast, or a new factory for his cars.
A couple ofweeks ago, I mentioned that I'm bringing on regular columnists for this website.
Many columnists, such as the New York Times' David Brooks, criticized its heavy reliance on public spending and government-provided jobs.
Fort McDowell was also used as a detention station for Japanese, German andItalian immigrant residents of Hawaii arrested as potential fifth columnists.
Lady Whistledown always had all the latest on-dits, and unlike other columnists, she wasn't hesitant about using people's full names.
He was taping fifth columnists- Nazi sympathisers in London who brought him treasonous information, believing he was a Gestapo agent.
If you still need more,Search Engine Land has a number of great staff writers and columnists who cover all the algorithm updates very well.
Musicians, celebrities, authors, syndicated columnists- anybody who makes their money through being known wants to be known by as many people as they can on Facebook.
The financial meltdown is such a rich topic with reasons andramifications so overarching that all self-respecting columnists will be remiss to let it slide.
During the late 1960s,press agent Lee Solters would invite columnists with their spouses into Sinatra's dressing room just before he was about to go on stage.
A crime against our past and future generations,” Bernard Mello Franco,one of Brazil's best-known columnists, wrote on the O Globo newspaper site.
Many columnists and scholars-- not only myself-- find Marx extremely useful and today he is in one of his new popularity phases, despite what was predicted in 1989.
He also issued a decree to"dissolve" the long-established, historic RIA Novosti news agency,presumably because its columnists were too dependent on Western positions in their ideology.
Friedman, one of our most influential columnists, and Michael Mandelbaum, one of our leading foreign policy thinkers, offer both a wake-up call and a call to collective action.
For promotion, art films rely on the publicity generated from film critics' reviews,discussion of their film by arts columnists, commentators and bloggers, and"word-of-mouth" promotion by audience members.
Other columnists have argued that inaccuracies in the media coverage unfairly tarnish the town and have led to a national overreaction, part of the tendency in the 24-hour news cycle.
Ernest Dumas, one of the states most distinguished and astute columnists, said, For education, it was one of the best legislative sessions in the states history, arguably the best.
Include the names of people you know personally and the names of people you don't know as well, such as past teachers, former bosses or colleagues, well-known people from the area in which you are seeking advice,or even advice columnists.
Voted“Most promising Chef of the 21stcentury” by a jury of French gastronomic press columnists in 1999, he went on to be awarded 2 Michelin stars in 2000 and repeated this feat in 2007 at Les Elysées du Vernet restaurant, in Paris.
In addition to the media, the contrarian movement has also been sustained by the growth of the internet, having gained some of its support from internet bloggers,talk radio hosts and newspaper columnists.
Three of the most widely read columnists who maintained such ties with the Agency are C.L. Sulzberger of theNew York Times, Joseph Alsop, and the late Stewart Alsop, whose column appeared in theNew York Herald‑Tribune, the Saturday Evening Post and Newsweek.