Sentence examples for article from him from inspiring English sources

Soon after I became editor of Marxism Today, I commissioned an article from him on Thatcher.

[The Italian newspaper] Piccolo commissioned an article from him on the playwright and he produced an essay which said almost as much about himself as about Wilde.

Conservative magazines solicited articles from him; The New Republic published his thoughts on race under the title "A New American Dilemma".

Sarah Sands, a British journalist who first met Iannucci a decade ago, when, as an editor at the Daily Telegraph, she commissioned articles from him, told me, "There is something of the priest about Armando.

By way of example she cited many passages, including a deeply uncomfortable one from The Book of Laughter and Forgetting in which the narrator makes a secret rendezvous with a female magazine editor who has been putting herself at personal risk by commissioning articles from him.

The New Yorker article from last spring portrays him as a man who is less than eager to demonstrate his knowledge and mastery of a particular policy file.

A Rolling Stone article from 2005 called him "the amendment king of the current House of Representatives," as he'd passed more roll call amendments than any other member.

Waxman was seen as a formidable lawmaker and a fearsome investigator; his staff's report Thursday cited a news article from 2006 referring to him as "the Scariest Guy in Town".

"What are you talking about?" The colleague e-mailed him an article from a popular law Web site called Law360.

One reader sent him an article from a Polish newspaper describing an assassination attempt against Hitler in October 1939 that went unmentioned in the timelines he was consulting.

In November, 2009, Scott Lindsay, a staffer on the House Subcommittee on National Security and Foreign Affairs, was flying back from Pakistan when George Miller, a Democratic representative from California, handed him an article from The Nation.