Sentence examples for a newspaper through which from inspiring English sources

"We have come to a turning point," he said, theatrically raising his head from a newspaper through which he was flicking disconcertingly as we talked.

Upon his return to Georgia he opened a newspaper through which he campaigned for an end to serfdom and demanded sweeping social change.

There were plenty of cases in Soviet Russia of people being persecuted for making an inappropriate joke – one story, in which a newspaper through a misprint refers to Sralin, or Man of Shit, instead of Stalin, or Man of Steel, is immortalised in Tarkovsky's film Mirror.

He published thousands of articles in national magazines and newspapers, through which he cultivated drama, poetry, and fiction.

It's like reading a newspaper through a letterbox.

I found my first job through a newspaper ad, which is like saying my first TV was black-and-white.

They also responded to newspaper ads, through which they found a two-bedroom third-floor walkup in Park Slope that was $450 above their budget.

He leafs through a newspaper, which has arrived via the valley's irregular plane service and is a few days old.

The comment caused Berlusconi's wife, Veronica Lario, to demand an apology through a national newspaper, something which she also received.

One Chinese newspaper said there had been 20,000 job losses in Dandong, a border town through which Chinese tourists usually pass on their way to North Korea by train.

Eastman paints vibrant portraits of the arenas where this engagement played out, from the schools that instructed children in elocution to the debating societies, newspapers, and presses through which different groups jostled to define themselves sometimes against each other.