Sentence examples for articles in time from inspiring English sources

Then after 1962, when Warhol's first exhibition of soup cans prompted articles in Time, Life and Newsweek, "Pepper Pot" became a subject of great scrutiny around the neighborhood.

"She will be contributing to Time as much as she can, in addition to other magazines like GQ," Mr. Kelly said, adding that Ms. Carlson has published 10 articles in Time in the last year.

More practical than provocative, Blu Dot made news, including articles in Time and Newsweek -- that design's cutting edge could be business-savvy, something as serviceable as a steak knife.

Referring to Mr. Schwarzenegger's announcement of his candidacy last week on "The Tonight Show" and the cover articles in Time and Newsweek, Ms. Bivens added, "To quote a tag of one of the popular ad campaigns, what he did was priceless -- and it cost him nothing".

Also, as articles in Time magazine and elsewhere have pointed out, equipment shortages have become a serious problem on bases stateside, which has the effect of robbing soldiers of the opportunity to train with the gear they will be using while deployed in a war zone.

By the time of the publication of her first essay collection, the 1966 "Against Interpretation," with its famous title essay and its more famous "Notes on 'Camp' " — plus pieces on Lévi-Strauss, Simone Weil, Georg Lukács, Godard, "happenings" — she was a celebrity, a subject of articles in Time and Vogue, a person whom NBC wanted to interview.

Tells about an illuminating article in Time.

An article in Time called him the "Improbable Frogman".

"Turbo-charged ambition is paying off," Ms. Hewlett wrote in a recent article in Time.

I know this because I read it in an article in Time.

His study of E. M. Forster, in 1943, was the occasion for a seven-page article in Time.