Sentence examples for article of today from inspiring English sources

Many of the letters were highly emotional: "Your leading article of today has dealt a shattering blow to the respect with which I have hitherto regarded your opinions"; "As an old and regular reader of your paper, I write today for the first time to any paper to say how deplorable I think your leading article of this week"; "This is a sad day for one old and fond subscriber".

"The Guardian article of July 2009, the New York Times article of 2010.

I refer of course to the edition of the Sun and 'The Truth' article of April 1989.

An article of 1979, composed in England, was entitled "Written at midnight after praising the Lord".

This assumption was stated by Lecar in a short article of 1973 that is still referred to nowadays.

"The same Ideal Home article of 1920 said it wasn't very interesting and didn't include it," says Pinches.

I would like to dispute the "legendary" customer service that First Direct claims to offer in your article of September 18.

Your Nov. 2 headline -"Who Botched the Occupation?" -- and accompanying article by David Rieff echo a Saturday Evening Post article of Jan . 26 , 1946entitled "How We Botched the German Occupation".

Asked by Holiday magazine to write an article of 2,000 words on "The Pleasures of Walking," the book-length account of his 1930s journey poured out instead.

Wikipedia, as good an indicator of public interest as any other, has an article of 7,500 words on the McCann case, and nothing at all on Ames Glover.

At a news conference last week he read from a Daily News article of December 1996 that described people ticketed for seemingly innocuous offenses.