Sentence examples for for stories including from inspiring English sources

While doing night watch duty, he thought up crazy plots for stories, including "The Horse on the Escalator," which he sold to Esquire magazine.

Clodagh Hartley was cleared of arranging unlawful payments of £18,000 for stories, including information on the contents of Alistair Darling's 2010 budget, described in court as one of the government's most closely guarded secrets.

Edis also read a series of emails from Sun journalists requesting payments for stories, including an exclusive about Prince William dressed in a bikini at a James Bond fancy dress.

The Sun journalists were not accused of hacking but of paying public servants for stories, including stories that were clearly in the public interest: the Ministry of Defence giving soldiers in Afghanistan faulty rifles, and the revelation that the officer the police chose to liaise with the families of the schoolgirls Ian Huntley murdered was a consumer of paedophile porn.

The long-running Fleet Street phone-hacking scandal took a fresh and ominous turn today, when prosecutors said they were charging two former editors at Rupert Murdoch's newspapers, and one current reporter, with paying public officials for stories, including stories about the royal family, a practice the prosectuors say amounted to bribery and corruption.

David Conn won sports journalist of the year for stories including how Liverpool FC bought homes and left them derelict for years as part of its efforts to redevelop Anfield and how the rulers of Abu Dhabi invested heavily in Manchester City while clamping down on dissent at home.

So di Giovanni earned equal writing credit for versions of stories including Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius, The Library of Babel and The Lottery in Babylon.

Of interest are several cancelled checks made out to Woolrich as payment for twelve stories, including his first story in a pulp magazine.

In his final column as editor-in-chief in January, Rochabrun described how Prince writers had faced retaliation for their stories, including being banned from an eating club and threats of bodily harm ("serious yet highly improbable").

Blackhurst won a reputation for breaking stories, including the revelation that Lord Birt, the former director general of the BBC, was employed as a freelance by the corporation to minimise his tax bill.

Publishers, Google says, should ensure that their articles follow its general guidelines for longer stories (including pagination markup) and make sure they "create compelling in-depth content".