Sentence examples for published a lead from inspiring English sources

In December, 1973, Hitchens, then twenty-four, published a lead article about Greek politics in the New Statesman.

In 1977, when a nationally scorned New York was struggling back from the brink of bankruptcy, The New York Times published a lead editorial about, of all things, the operetta "Show Boat".

So it came as a surprise last week when the magazine published a lead "Talk of the Town" item on "The Cost of College" without clearly identifying the writer as the dean of the Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia University.

More recently, in the 2014 Scottish independence referendum, one poll by YouGov created a massive stir when it published a 2% lead for "Yes" and the actual outcome was an 11% lead for "No".

Last month, Centre for London, an independent thinkthank, published a review led by the Labour peer Andrew Adonis calling for a new town to be built at Ebbsfleet.

In 2002, the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science published a study led by Dr. Conney that used caffeine to kill off skin cancer cells on radiated mice.

More than a decade after The Lancet published a study led by Andrew Wakefield that connected the symptoms of autism directly to the Measles-Mumps-Rubella vaccine, the journal issued a full retraction today.

The US Food and Drug Administration FDAA) published a report on lead and lipsticks and has an ongoing question and answer page on its website.

Would the Sun have published a page 1 lead if anonymous sources had leaked to the paper's reporter that the Queen backs Remain?

Last month, Dr. Mathes and Dr. Podell published a paper that led to the cat experiment.

At 4.50pm on Tuesday, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution published a special edition led by a 10-paragraph, 365-word story with no attribution that stated Jewell was the "focus of a federal investigation".