noun
definition
A regular writer of a column, such as in a magazine or newspaper
Examples of columnists in a Sentence
Publisher's description Samuel Brittan has been one of the Financial Times ' leading columnists for nearly thirty years.
I suspect we were the only two fifth columnists!
Even right-wing columnists are not immune to this change of style.
To the delight of gossip columnists, she issued each wedding guest with an etiquette manual.
The celebrity columnists of the day, such as Hazlitt, Dickens and Thackeray could rival the likes of Jenkins, Parris and Littlejohn.
The Nest Fan site containing news, match previews and regular columnists.
In fact, some gossip columnists have gone so far as to speculate that Jake's friendships with Matthew McConaughey and Lance Armstrong may be romantic.
In addition to news, there are columnists who write tips and tricks for guitar players as well as columns about life as a working musician.
Job search and career tips are provided in articles, written by columnists from the educational arena and industry experts.
Magazines and newspapers often feature columnists who make mortgage rate predictions.
Because of her former opinions regarding having a child with Kid Rock, a baby watch will certainly be high priority for gossip columnists in the upcoming months.
Both male and female columnists offer their thoughts.
However, their lack of success at red carpet events is revealed through the frequent criticisms which many celebrities wearing them have received at the pen of the columnists.
Many columnists, celebrity magazines and Web sites speculate that Britney gets a new tattoo every time she experiences a life changing event.
Many pundits and columnists tried to figure out where Twitter fell on the spectrum.