Sentence examples for national article from inspiring English sources

EU Journalist Awards, February 2007 "No Fear, No Frills" by Mary O'Hara has been named best national article in the "For Diversity.

In July, 2007, Barnes wrote the first major national article spotlighting Palin, titled "The Most Popular Governor," for The Weekly Standard.

A capsule summary on Friday for a national article about the efforts by law schools to provide employment and training programs for their graduates misstated the number of Americans who are unable to afford a lawyer.

INSIDE THE TIMES A capsule summary on Saturday for a national article about a police lieutenant who followed a tornado in Moore, Okla., and helped search for survivors misspelled the officer's given name.

Choose at least three local articles, one national article, and one international article; include this designation on your article list, and, where appropriate, also assign a section (arts, business, metro, etc). in which each article belongs.

As part of Coolidge's quest for the presidential nomination in 1920, Barton wrote the first national article about him, in Collier's, emphasizing his flinty "Yankee" character — Coolidge's frugality meant that he rented half of a two-family house in Northampton — and portraying him as a "man who kept his own counsel, a novelty when most prominent politicians freely gave advice on everything".

But it would be a smaller product: according to Mr. Pitts, CNN's off-the-cuff estimates of 8 to 10 national articles a day, and a similar number of international and financial articles, raised eyebrows among the newspaper editors.

In collaborative articles, national articles consistently dominated, with an overall average of 61.7 % over the 20 years.

Twenty-four years old and born and raised in Ohio, where he was inducted into the Ohio Military Hall of Fame, Sergeant Workman has been featured in national articles and television newscasts.

There was as much New Orleans fund-raising as there were national articles reflecting on Hurricane Katrina through the lens of this year's Super Bowl.

Daily national newspaper article counts were compiled from the Lexis Nexis newspaper archive, 24 counting articles with headlines containing 'swine flu' or 'h1n1'.