Sentence examples for article in life from inspiring English sources

In Seattle, the job of deciding who would live on dialysis and who would die of kidney failure fell to a seven-member committee of laypeople dubbed, in a 1962 article in Life magazine, "the life-or-death committee".

FOOTNOTES [1] The concept of cancer phobia was first coined in 1955 by Dr. George Crile Jr. in an article in Life magazine, "A Plea Against Blind Fear".

Somebody mentioned the possible harmful effects of a recent article in Life about Fish, but he said he didn't think any harm had been done.

"Nothing but 20,000-foot 20,000-footnd desert plains where no one can remountains handrainedesert. Bessac wrote of Sinkiang in an article in Life magazine shortly after returning from his trek.

In 1947, he was deeply moved by an article in Life magazine about Dr. Schweitzer, who founded a hospital in 1913 in what is now Gabon, in West Africa.

A January, 1943, article in Life, "Rabbits: Raising Them For Meat Is Now a Helpful Patriotic Hobby," advised, "Domestic rabbits are one of the few pets that can be enjoyed dead or alive.

Nearly 90%% of the PubMed contents are from MEDLINE [11, 12], which is the NLM's bibliographic database containing more than 22 million abstracts of journal articles in life sciences with a concentration in biomedicine.

Some packets of them had been delivered to me days after my first article appeared in Life and they had been languishing at the bottom my drawers for long enough, I thought.

She was featured in an article published in Life magazine, due to the response to a part of her speech that criticized Senator Brooke, who had spoken before her at the commencement.

Those closer to home who know me are aware that I have never written a racist article in my life.

I've only written one article in my life – it was on the front cover of the Independent – and there was no mention of the media!