Sentence examples for based on newspaper from inspiring English sources
The paintings are based on newspaper photographs of the German terrorist group that called itself the Red Army Faction.
Based on newspaper columns originally, it began transmitting in 1998 and, if you included the films, outlasted New Labour.
At the original 1936 draft, held at the Ritz-Carlton in Philadelphia, players were often selected based on newspaper or magazine clippings.
His "evidence" is based on newspaper accounts of the time, all filtered through a male gaze that thought the suffragettes – and their leaders - were irrational, even mad.
In both galleries, steps apart on West 24th Street, you encounter large brushy grisaille paintings based on newspaper images or other photographs.
On the affordability scale, Staten Island continues to offer some of the best values in the city, and many homes there are still bought and sold based on newspaper advertisements and "for sale" signs in yards.
The auroral reports based on newspapers and personal correspondences with Sydney Chapman (Kimball 1960; Loomis 1861), and recently obtained (space age) knowledge of interplanetary causes of intense storms were applied to determine the probable causes of this super magnetic storm event.
First, as our findings are based on newspapers, the results cannot be generalized to other types of media.
As they do in Mr. Rana's work, the tiny elements coalesce into large figurative images, in one case a doubled portrait of a man screaming, based on a newspaper picture of a violent street protest.
