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Meanings of by-line in English
Usage of by-line in English
1
The summary for policymakers has to be agreed, line-by-line, by 115 countries.
2
On a line-by-line level, furthermore, the prose is limpidly succinct and evocative.
3
It's usually when a bill gets debated line-by-line with editing suggestions made.
4
It doesn't make narrative sense to divide this song up line-by-line.
5
Kanu takes it to the by-line and the cut-back finds Pires.
6
Do not, for instance, provide line-by-line instructions on how to use the request system.
7
A programmer typed in commands and read the line-by-line output generated by the machine.
8
The by-line by which he was known to a reading public was HL Mencken.
9
But somehow, for some unknown reason, there was neither a title nor a by-line.
10
Like, if rather than snagging a by-line, I would end up with a bye-bye line.
11
Government representatives spent last week going through the 22-page executive summary line-by-line in Incheon, South Korea.
12
And the line-by-line review of spending by the new National led government is creating some uncertainty.
13
These transcripts were then analysed line-by-line and coded.
14
The footnotes indicating the narrator have been moved to a by-line directly under the title of the story.
15
And you'll get a by-line on this, Trent, that ought to put you in for some big money.
16
Get a good story on the infamous and mysterious John Taylor, and they'd have to give me my own by-line.
Frequent collocations
By-line through the time