Значения термина syndicate columnist на английском

The third paper featured an internationally syndicated columnist, famous for his biting wit:

Syndicated columnist Drew Pearson had his own theory about the parole board's baffling pronouncement.

Shaunti Feldhahn, best-selling author, speaker, and nationally syndicated columnist

Syndicated columnist and NPR commentator Douglas Rushkoff is inviting readers to contribute to his new novel.

Pryor will share senior editorial duties with Robert Scheer, a nationally syndicated columnist and correspondent for the Los Angeles Times.

LA Times Syndicate columnist Jeffrey Wells is first with the news that is bound to cause a stir in Hollywood.

In 2000, attorney and syndicated columnist Sidney Zion wrote of his experience as a foot soldier in the Kennedy Justice Department:

Helen Thomas served as White House correspondent for United Press International for 57 years and a syndicated columnist for Hearst Newspapers.

Syndicated columnist Allison Kugel recently caught up with T-Boz, and their lengthy conversation ran the gamut with nothing left off the table.

Rosselli began leaking part of the assassination story to syndicated columnist Jack Anderson, with the proviso that Anderson not use any gangsters' names.

Not as good as...You can fill in the blank, from your favorite syndicated columnist to your great-grandniece who writes you letters from North Dakota.

Syndicated columnist Michelle Malkin blamed the spread of "contagious diseases" on "uncontrolled immigration" in a blog, and other conservative talk show hosts made similar claims.

At a meeting of the president's bioethics council in March, syndicated columnist Charles Krauthammer called the proposed technique "repugnant and weird," according to Wired magazine.

Other syndicated columnists, such as Pearson and Jack Anderson ("Washington Merry-Go-Round") and Rowland Evans and Bob Novak, hired staffs and pursued their own editorial muses.