Sentence examples for article under his from inspiring English sources

In an article under his byline for Sports Illustrated in December 1960, "The Soft American," President-elect John F. Kennedy lamented the state of the nation's fitness.

Unlike Soros, Scaife prefers to operate behind the scenes; he has never written an article under his own name or given a public speech.

On 10 May 1968, the front page of the Mirror was dominated by an article under his name headlined: "Enough Is Enough".

So said an article under his name, cheekily titled "Fidel Castro Is Dying" and published on the state Web site Cubadebate, accompanied by several photographs that appeared to have been taken recently on a farm.

Its back page carries an article under his byline today despite his admission that he lifted copy from rival journalists when compiling three issues of the Official Wimbledon Annual.

Having just published two articles under his own name in astronomy journals, he feared his professors would disapprove of his appearance in a pulp publication.

N.Y.U. said it had no record of granting him a Ph.D. that year, and a preliminary check by the journals found no articles under his name.

Mr. Stubbs continued to publish science articles under his own name, and, in the last three decades of his life, he painted astronomical and science-fiction art using the name George Richard.

Much to the reporter's befuddlement, readers started responding to articles under his byline with some version of, "You know he's a white supremacist, right?" "Luckily enough people knew who I was to correct them politely without me normally having to get involved," says Spencer, over email, from somewhere along the Iraqi-Syrian border.

He denies writing a newspaper article published under his pseudonym.

Journatic soon struck back with a statement claiming they were going to fire Fourcher because the bogus article occurred under his watch, but he resigned before they had the chance.