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Example sentences for: byline

How can you use “byline” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

When Bob Woodward's byline appears on Page One of the Washington Post , it generally means: It's time to pay attention.
In American foreign-policy circles, everyone is waiting for the next X. "X" was the byline on the famous 1947 essay in Foreign Affairs , actually written by George Kennan, that analyzed Soviet communism and laid out the post-World War II policy of "containment."
But USA Today is the lengthened byline of one man, former Gannett CEO Al Neuharth--and the flamboyant South Dakotan spent years preaching the philosophy of his paper, both before and after its September 1982 launch.
Turns out that there's a virtually identical 54-word passage appearing in both the NYT obit, running over the byline of Alessandra Stanley, and in the WP obit, credited to "News Services."
We also included Bruce's recent book about Mount Rainier, a copy of the Weekly with my byline on the cover, a sniveling love letter to Cyrus in which we highlighted my travels in Southeast Asia (the Buddhism thing), and a mention that my brother played guitar in the Presidents of the United States of America.