Sentence examples for a daily called from inspiring English sources

The official state newspaper in Burma is a daily called the New Light of Myanmar.

Starting in Stockholm in 1995 with a daily called Metro, free newspapers spread to cities around the world, providing the embattled print media business a rare growth story.

If not, is there a home-safety alarm system, a personal alarm system or a daily calling service in place?

Recently, the White House began a daily call about the caravan, according to people familiar with it, featuring officials from both the administration and Congress.

The phone call will be directed to a study research officer who will maintain a daily call log and disburse the incentive to the first party who provided birth notification.

When that completes, force a daily call.

Last week, Digital First stopped printing the Oakland Tribune, the Contra Costa Times, Hayward's Daily Review and Fremont's Argus as daily newspapers, instead rolling them into a single daily called the East Bay Times.

For a time, Mr. Daily called on his veteran friends to try to convince them he was for real.

The Express Tribune, a Karachi-based English daily, called the cricket player's actions "apt reflection of the society that we are part of" in an editorial Thursday.

The ties between Schroeder and Adelson seem to stem from Schroeder's stint as publisher of a now-defunct free daily called Boston Now.

The China Daily called in an editorial for a legal solution to be reached.