Sentence examples for article which links from inspiring English sources

In the school summer holidays, an appalling exodus takes place even from these shores, as colleagues of mine reported in 2010 - this is their article, which links to a video.

(For analysis, see this Examiner article, which links to the decision).

If anyone had any illusions that Coleman's story was objective, all they needed to do was fast forward to the last line of the article, which links to the initiative's "official website," a masterpiece of hucksterism which could make veteran time-share salesmen seem like rank amateurs.

Go to the article which links to the image and do one of the following: Replace the photo with a freely licensed alternative, by using the find free photos feature.

The new service automatically creates links in existing articles, which link to a results page containing relevant content from the site as well as from the web, including blogs and audio/video content.

The article, which was linked to by The Drudge Report and aggregated by sites across the right-wing internet before being prominently featured on Sean Hannity's Fox show, fit nicely into a theory about the FBI that some members of Congress and President Donald Trump have been pushing to undermine Robert Mueller's Russia probe.

The reporter had gone missing two days earlier after failing to arrive at a television studio in Islamabad where he was due to take part in a discussion about his latest article, which highlighted alleged links between al-Qa'ida and members of the Pakistani Navy.

The article, which included a link to the order, is expected to attract an investigation from the Justice Department, which has aggressively pursued leakers.

The council proudly tells me that the article which included the link to the survey was shared 1,462 times - "a substantial reach," they say.

Within the extensive literature currently available on what informs parental decision regarding childhood vaccinations, several studies have specifically looked at the context of the MMR vaccination, especially after the MMR scare sparked by a Lancet article which claimed a link between MMR and autism in 1998 [ 49, 57– 57].

We can get an idea from Choices Stortford's Facebook page, which links to an article in a local paper proclaiming that six of its counsellors have received training on how to deliver a "post-abortion recovery programme" called 'The Journey'".