Byline

The journalist's byline was printed below the headline of the front-page article.

The author refused to allow anyone else to byline her novel.

The byline acknowledged the contribution of the co-author.

The book cover had a simple byline framing the title.

The journalist was pleased to byline her feature story in the newspaper.

The byline revealed the expertise of the writer on the topic.

The website header had a decorative byline around the company name.

The poster had a wavy byline around the event details.

The byline helped to identify the origin of the code when there were multiple versions.

The byline of the logo made the company's name stand out.

The byline on the online magazine links to the author's personal website.

The magazine's editor asked the writer to change the byline of the story to attract more readers.

The contract was not valid without the manager's byline.

The new programmer added her byline to the code to indicate her contributions to the project.

The byline was placed too close to the headline, making it difficult to read.

The editor instructed me to byline the investigative piece on corruption in politics.

The recipe article's byline contained a personal anecdote about the dish.

The byline of the opinion piece suggested that the author had a strong stance on the issue.

The movie critic's byline included a short review of the film.

I was asked to byline the article on the history of the town.

The article's byline suggested that the author had a personal connection to the topic she was writing about.

The byline at the bottom of the article links to the author's bio.

I added my byline to the code to show that I contributed to the project.

The author's byline in the book was almost illegible.

The website's byline highlighted the blog author's name and credentials.

The byline served as a recognition of the writer's efforts.

The book's cover had the author's name in a byline.

The article's byline was the only indication of who wrote the piece.

The byline was the only credit the writer received for their work.

The byline at the top of the webpage shows the author's name and photo.

The byline on the blueprint indicated the measurements of each room.

The playwright chose to byline the script with her pseudonym.

The byline was a useful tool for readers to navigate the newspaper.

The journalist's byline included a brief biography and contact information.

The byline showed that the code was open source and available for others to use.

The byline of the op-ed piece caught my attention, and I decided to read it.

The newspaper editor removed the byline from the article because it contained inaccurate information.

The developer's byline is crucial for tracking the authorship of different sections of code.

The video game's byline includes the developer and the publisher.

The software engineer included a byline to credit their colleague who wrote a particular module.

The company's CEO decided to byline the memo on the new product launch.

The student was thrilled to see her byline in the university newspaper for the first time.

The play's byline featured the playwright's name and the title of the production.

The TV show's byline credits the creators and the production company.

The editor removed the byline from the article by mistake.

The byline at the top of the code snippet indicates the function's author and the date of creation.

The byline in this section of the code reveals that it was written by a former employee.

The reporter's byline appeared on the front page of the newspaper.

The editor forgot to byline the correct author for the opinion piece.

I always make sure to include a byline with my name and contact information at the end of every blog post.