Sentence examples for online pieces from inspiring English sources

The online pieces are also trailed in the newspaper.

The online pieces are also trailed in the print pages of the newspaper.

In the latest edition of the London Review of Books (subscription required for most online pieces, I am afraid) there is a lovely piece by novelist Colm Tóibín on the importance of aunts in the 19th-century novel.

Coates's work firmly rejected that sunny narrative – which made its popularity all the more astounding: the venerable Atlantic boasts a rich journalistic history, but it has not been known for provocation, and yet The Case For Reparations quickly became one of the most-read online pieces in the magazine's history.

You could even use reader comments to flesh the online pieces out more for the print edition, driving more engagement in both the print and online versions.

Along the left rail of this post, please find links to the print and online pieces I have been writing about this thought-provoking documentary.

"It was important to stay true to the spirit of the online piece," Duboff said.

How do you preserve an online piece that the artist continues to update?

The Mail, which had reprinted a truncated version of the online piece in print, almost immediately apologised.

Early Thursday morning, shortly after the Radar Online piece, the A.P. ran a story describing the payment to Sajudin and the legal obstacles it encountered.

In an online piece on the same day he warned that if wind energy goes unchecked "the entire nation might go to black".