Sentence examples for acquiring the papers from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, July 16, 1973 P. 22 Long mention in talk story about the U. of Mass./Amherst acquiring the papers of the late Dr. W.E.B.

By Jervis Anderson The New Yorker, July 16, 1973 P. 22 Long mention in talk story about the U. of Mass./Amherst acquiring the papers of the late Dr. W.E.B.

Within a year of acquiring the papers and promising not to interfere in the editorial operations, Murdoch fired Harold Evans as the editor of the Times and transformed the paper into an often-partisan voice on behalf of Margaret Thatcher.

As a member of the hip-hop generation, he said he planned to be active in acquiring the papers of a new generation of black achievers, including entertainers, scholars and athletes.

A year ago, Englender began collecting issues of the Los Angeles Free Press as "part of an educational/academic project," reproducing the images in their current condition online after acquiring the papers at flea markets, through private sellers, and on eBay.

Later that year it was announced that Roy Thomson, owner of The Sunday Times, was acquiring the paper, and, beginning the following year, the two papers were published by the newly created Times Newspapers Ltd.

And what Tribune did to local coverage after acquiring the paper only reinforced those concerns.

The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts has acquired the papers of Uta Hagen and Herbert Berghof, the library announced.

Murdoch undertook in 1981, when he acquired the papers, to preserve their separate identities.

The Hoover Institution has acquired the papers of the Russian writer and human rights activist Andrei Siniavski.

Duke University has acquired the papers of Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel, the influential scholar, writer and theologian, the university announced Monday.