Sentence examples for article in this paper from inspiring English sources
Sheryl Gay Stolberg independently confirmed Romney's counseling interactions in an article in this paper.
Mitchell is a virtuoso of literary pastiche (his article in this paper last week listed the authors and styles that he imitated).
It was linked to an article in this paper by writer and comedian Andy Hamilton about fantasists and a fake Andy Hamilton.
People were shocked into the most censorious chuntering when Madonna breezed that she had never changed a nappy, with one somewhat emetic article in this paper actually claiming she was denying herself the heavenly smell of baby crap.
I first heard of Sock Club London after writing an article in this paper about the world's second-most expensive socks, when I was tagged into a discussion on the club's sock-obsessed Instagram account.
And the next thing they knew, a prominent psychiatrist was quoted in a front-page article in this paper saying the result would be fewer diagnoses, which would mean fewer troubled children eligible for services like special education and disability payments.
The search for the articles in this paper was done using MeSH term based on country name.
As a nearly lifelong reader of The Post, I could not read this article in the paper I pay for and subscribe to; instead I came on it accidentally while scrolling online for business reasons".
One evening at dinner, my wife glanced at me over her reading glasses and said, "Do you know that, according to this article in the paper, ninety-seven per cent of pet owners say their pets make them smile at least once a day?" The shelties — Tim and Tim II — gazed up from beneath the table with wondering eyes as I fed scraps of meat into their mobile and receptive mouths.
On Sept. 22, 1929, about 30 years into the use of the tubes, a news article appeared in this paper in which a prominent architect called for an extension of the system to the airport.
Fifteen years ago in the Hollywood Hills, then record producer Stephen Lironi (also ex-Altered Images and still Mr Clare Grogan) was reading an article in this very paper, bemoaning that there was no local market for Scotland's more esoteric shellfish and seafood.
