Sentence examples for a weekly called from inspiring English sources

To those ends, Bauer is about to begin publishing a weekly called Life & Style.

A small publishing company is planning to launch a weekly, called the Pembrokeshire Herald, on 5 July.

At the time, the nexus of countercultural life in Vancouver was a weekly called the Georgia Straight, and Watson soon began writing for it.

Also covering local arts and entertainment was a weekly called Detroit Saturday Night.

He first made a name for himself there by writing newspaper articles for a weekly called Magyar Demokrata that the US State Department has called a publisher of anti-Semitic content.

Collectively, the departures represented what the Gambit, a local weekly, called a "shock-and-awe hiring".

In 1850 Lewes and a friend, the journalist Thornton Leigh Hunt, founded a radical weekly called The Leader, for which he wrote the literary and theatrical sections.

"Have a weekly call for companies from the region doing 10-minute presentations to American companies," he suggested.

And for the last four years, Ms. Pratt, the single mother of an 8-year-old daughter, Charlotte, has had a weekly call-in show, "Jane Radio," on SiriusXM.

He plans to host a weekly call-in radio program, hold monthly news conferences and have public office hours when anyone can come and complain.

From Radio Sindhu's makeshift studio in a tent overlooking the hilly streets of Chautara, the young journalist broadcasts a weekly call to arms.