Sentence examples for move articles from inspiring English sources

For example, it announced an arrangement to make CNN's video news service -- sold separately for $4.95 -- free to AOL members and to move articles from some of AOL Time Warner's magazines, including People and In Style, from their free Web sites exclusively onto the AOL service.

They wanted to find a better way to move articles from thought to the printed word, while handling revisions made by as many as 6 people along the way.

In 1997 a decision was taken to move articles of primary research from the Philosophical Transactions to the Proceedings of the Royal Society; from then on the Philosophical Transactions would publish theme-based series of review articles and monographs on individual topics (Atkinson 1999, Banks 2008a).

Authors can claim their profiles, then edit them by creating new sections, moving articles around, deleting work that they're not proud of, adding links or uploading files.

But to the kind of person I'm writing about, that suffering is vivid without the help of photographs, without the help of moving articles, without the help of movies.

• To the Editor: Thank you for this moving article about the Jews in Egypt.

Jill Lepore's moving article on recent shootings and firearms regulation in America provided some much needed insight into the development of the N.R.A.'s anti-gun-control lobby.

Dr. Brandeland, now an emergency room physician in Minnesota, has chronicled the tragedy in a moving article in a 2006 issue of the journal Medical Economics.

You wrote a very moving article last year about your experience of being bullied as a teenager… Yeah, I had a rough time.

The 65-year-old writer, known for his popular Kurt Wallander detective novels, delivered the news in a short but moving article in Sweden's Göteborgs-Posten Göteborgs-Posten

A moving article in the Jerusalem Post by a father who has lost his only son – "No one left to call me Abba ever again".