bylinein a sentence
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They moved her byline from the bottom of the article to the top.
byline = printed line giving the name of the writer of an article
- She uses Madison in her byline, but everyone calls her Maddy.
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Only a handful of students wanted to work for the Wave, and I ended up writing so many of the articles that I abolished bylines; it looked a little ridiculous having my name appear four times on the front page.
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bylines = a printed line giving the name of the writer of an article
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His by-line had appeared in Antiques magazine, and the magazine's editor, Wendell Garrett, spoke of him as a genius:
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by-line = printed line giving the name of the writer of an article
- The main story appeared under the joint byline of Mikael Blomkvist and Erika Berger. (source)
- The byline read Cindy Thomas. (source)
- Can I expect a blistering commentary in the Catholic Advocate with your byline on it? (source)
- As a crime reporter with a frequently seen byline, he had from time to time received story tips from newspaper readers who, to put it charitably, were not well glued together. (source)
- I hear he's considered so good the paper is doubling his salary and giving him his own byline. (source)
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Then I sorted out the carbons, stamped on a byline, put the stuff in a couple of big manila envelopes and rang for a boy to take them to the Gare St. Lazare.
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byline = a line giving the name of the writer of an article
- The byline belonged to Josh Brannigar, a muck-raking investigator of the Jack Anderson breed.† (source)
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- My first national byline: "By Rebecca Bloomwood."† (source)
- He said he'd been following her byline and seemed to know every piece she'd written better than she did herself.† (source)
- The first thing I'll want written into the contract is that each of our pictures carries our own bylines.† (source)
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For the foreseeable future, editors would hesitate to publish a story under his byline.
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byline = printed line giving the name of the writer of an article
- Henry recognised the man from his byline pic. (source)
- I immediately called the reporter at the paper whose byline appeared on the diary stories. (source)
- Her byline appeared on each of the widely read front-page features. (source)
- He was flushed with excitement, dropping a stack of papers on one end of the table, then handing each of them a copy of the Daily Post, with his story and byline on the front page. (source)
- "Byline, yes," Henry said. (source)
- The picture was from her old byline at Millennium and could be downloaded off the Net.† (source)
- She downloaded copies of some of Svensson's articles and found a photographic byline of him.† (source)
- "It's OK to run the story with my byline.† (source)
- I'm mesmerized by my byline.† (source)
- Have you seen my byline?† (source)
- Your byline.† (source)
- The Banner ran Roark's biography, under the byline of a writer nobody had ever heard of; it was written by Gail Wynand.† (source)
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- He had now gone behind the scenes to look at the code-the line-by-line instructions that told the computer how to behave.† (source)
- Issue had been on sale half a lunar before Alvarez noticed it, or had it called to his attention; we were fretted, we wanted that by-line noticed.† (source)
- Adam Selene's by-line appeared first in dignified pages of Moonglow over a somber poem titled: "Home.† (source)
- The public reads about all sorts of international crises and you're lucky if they ever notice your by-line.† (source)
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