newspaper造句

a dissident newspaper

Customer: I'm a newspaper columnist.

Hearst was an American newspaper magnate and leading newspaper publisher.

Your newspaper and your post.

This blond man delivers newspaper every morning.

The newspaper had been yellowed by sunlight.

This is not some newspaper story.

He saved many cuttings from newspaper.

The newspaper article waked my interest in archaeology.

I wish to insert an advertisement in your newspaper.

The minister's action was denounced in the newspaper.

Could we order in a particular newspaper for them?

Another source of change in the newspaper business is news.

If you subscribe to the newspaper, it'll be delivered to your door.

This newspaper maintains a good balance in its presentation of different opinions.

We delved into the newspaper files to find out the facts.

That pilot is now, incidentally, a well-known newspaper publisher in Munich.

He opened the newspaper and a terrible news leaped out at him.

The lively Elena Sarashevskaya edits the Yiddish section of the main local newspaper, the Birobidzhan Shtern, though she isn't Jewish.

He'd plant an oak and, instead of watering it every morning, he'd beat it with a rolled up newspaper.

'One newspaper suggested that' henceforth, when a woman talks women's rights, she be answered with the word Titanic, nothing more.

Fasi Zaka, a newspaper columnist, worries that the precedent could be used by governments to stifle criticism.

The official newspaper 'Rodong Sinmun' even calls the US-South Korea military exercise 'a declaration of war'.

An article in yesterday's Reforma, a daily newspaper, suggests that the cockroach effect is happening on a regional level in Mexico.

He more or less took up residence outside the newspaper of his choice, bombarding it with e-mails, until eventually he was allowed in as an unpaid intern.

The textbook stuff - elaborate carrot, expensive stick - had been blown away by a newspaper together with the mass collaboration of total strangers on the web.

To address the next page of the newspaper, it would be sufficient to encode the next page number into the render link for the shown button.

That is partly born of their latest shared suffering: “Bangles from Delhi, paan [Betel nut] for Lahore amid the ashes”, was a typical Indian newspaper headline describing the atrocity.

This newspaper was prepared to give him a chance on condition that he acted swiftly and firmly to rein in extremism and sort out the economy, and then returned to barracks.

The most popular newspaper in America at the time, according to Mitchell Stephens, author of “A History of News”, was New York’s Courier and Enquirer, which sold 4, 500 copies a day.

Complaints about Jakob's rough treatment of suspects led a reporter from the Gasconade County Republican newspaper to ask the sheriff about the new officer. That's when Jakob's story unraveled.

She wants you to look at her when she is talking. She wants you to put down the newspaper and turn off the TV and hear her heart … feel her pain … and just be there for her.

The boy was back now with the sardines and the two baits wrapped in a newspaper and they went down the trail to the skiff, feeling the pebbled sand under their feet, and lifted the skiff and slid her into the water.

However, some of the athletes still used it. For in-stance, The unluckiest person was Romanian athlete Durakan. It was caused by the ignorance of the team doctor. It mined her one g01d medal. The newspaper called her the "pathetic Durakan".