Sentence examples for sides published from inspiring English sources

A mainstay on the United States national team, Howard was the subject of a Sporting Scene article by Hampton Sides published just before the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

Two weeks later the Observer, then only running to four sides, published a lengthy sketch on the political history of the island prominently on the front page.

The file shows that he was a contributor — along with four hundred and seventeen other American writers — to a pamphlet called "Writers Take Sides," published by the League of American Writers in New York in 1938.

Both sides published pamphlets that told strikingly different stories, which were principally published in London in a bid to influence opinion there.

In the current issue of the American Economic Review, after the protracted delay normally associated with that esteemed journal, both sides publish revised and polished versions of their earlier positions.

Sources close to Celera said that at a meeting last Friday with officials of the National Institutes of Health, Dr. Venter proposed that both sides publish their findings jointly, as was done with the fruit fly genome sequence, to which the public consortium contributed.

In "The Supply Side," published on April 19 , 1982 John Brooks profiled the conservative economists and journalists who were, at that time, making a purely economic case for lower taxes.

"Straight to Hell" follows Turney Duff's "The Buy Side," published in 2013, and perhaps the most widely discussed candidate of the past few years, Greg Smith's "Why I Left Goldman Sachs," published in late 2012.

Such dark visions reached their apogee in Kubin's illustrated novel "The Other Side," published in 1909, which chronicles the fall of the fantastical city of Perle and its cruel but beautiful leader, Patera.

While pursuing an extraordinarily successful legal career over the previous four decades, Sumption had, on the side, published three volumes of a five-volume history of the hundred years war.

I won't rehash the scientific dispute in a case in which Planck has her experts and the A.D.A. paper cited more than 250 studies, but I think The Times owes its readers the other side, published on the op-ed page, not just in five letters to the editor that briefly took issue with her.