Sentence examples for a different paper from inspiring English sources

Every mile you can read a different paper.

I learned the meaning of civil liberty when I was a correspondent (for a different paper) in Moscow.

As one journalist on a different paper put it to me this week, no outgoing editor's regime has received such a kicking as this.

When you flip to a different paper page, you must tap a button that lets the software know that you're on a new page.

In the old days, if you didn't like the way your newspaper editor was filtering the world, you could choose a different paper, or at least buy another one or check the TV news for a different view.

Rowling told the inquiry last year that the article claimed to be "a rare and exclusive interview" but "what they had done was taken that article from a different paper and repackaged it".

Why not use both, each will offer information to compare and contrast... sounds like a topic for a totally different paper in itself.

With space at a premium in city homes, New Yorkers are likely to welcome a store that offers more than a dozen different paper towel holders.

This year pupils in Wales sat a totally different paper to those in England, also marked in a slightly different way.

I think the paper you are asking for would also be valuable, but it's an entirely different paper from the one we have written.

Most printer driver software provides a setting for different paper types, so when you put inkjet or photo paper into the tray, make sure that you adjust the software to compensate for it.