Sentence examples for handful of articles from inspiring English sources
The Times used Facebook Notes to publish a handful of articles, including two concerning the violent crackdown in Egypt.
Aside from a handful of articles in the local media and an honorary award from the Chilean government in 1992, there was no wider recognition.
However, several e-mails from the company to the White House flagged and sought to discredit a handful of articles that had questioned the company's financial viability as far back as July 2010.
In a handful of articles published in Israeli papers, however, he has repeatedly said that he is not gay and was forced into unspecified sexual encounters by Mr. McGreevey, who was then his employer.
Earlier this year, he was interviewing a man for a sales job when the applicant produced a handful of articles that he said had been written about him in various financial trade publications.
Add to that the emergence of players that were not around in 2008, like Politics Daily, an AOL enterprise that started in 2009, and the retooled NationalJournal.com, which until late last year had a small presence online and limited all but a handful of articles to subscribers.
IN SEPTEMBER 1995 eBay was founded, the Unabomber's manifesto was published, and a memo crossed the desk of the editor of The Economist asking him which of a handful of article ideas were worth pursuing.
On the one hand, I've written a handful of the articles in it, none of which I ever have been or ever will be paid for, and all of which I wish could circulate freely.
Before she was hired, as a manuscript reader, she had written a handful of magazine articles and held several jobs unrelated to journalism or the literary world.
Domenic F. Gatto, the chief executive of the Atlantic Express Transportation Corporation, is upset about a handful of online articles by Jerry Capeci, who writes for the Web site GangLandNews.com.
Barring a few moments in court, the testimony on Tuesday largely involved witnesses reviewing an endless stack of documents — the minutes of board meetings, letters, e-mails and a handful of news articles.
