Sentence examples for by the same newspaper from inspiring English sources
I am very displeased, because with these rules, our wine is going to become Coca-Cola.Here is Charles Picard, a winemaker, quoted by the same newspaper:It's shameful, these so-called Eurotechnocrats are treating us like amateurs.
Does that mean that something of great public interest can be investigated and then published by the same newspaper or website in one country and not in another because of prevailing self-regulatory undertakings?
Bennell had worked in Crewe's youth system for years and Detective Chief Inspector Peter Duffy, who led the investigation, had already been quoted by the same newspaper saying he was convinced there were other victims who had never come forward.
The "RSS" is another version of the Web application and it uses the really simple syndication (RSS) Web service provided by the same newspaper.
If there was any doubt of the paper's lack of commitment to the piece, below it appeared the line: "For the other side of the argument, click here," linking through to the exact opposite view, delivered with equal gusto, published at the same time by the same newspaper.
On March 10, she decided to grant a motion filed by the same newspapers to open the trial to the public.
Was this entrapment by a newspaper (the same newspaper which unleashed the expenses scandal by buying a CD loaded with leaked parliamentary expenses records)?
Wilson's piece was a response to one by Love in the same newspaper last week in which he wrote: "Let me get right to it: I did not fire Brian Wilson from the Beach Boys".
The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, which generally supports the Christian Democrats, even compared Ms. von der Leyen's triumph to an article written by Ms. Merkel in the same newspaper, in December 1999, that disgraced her former mentor, Chancellor Helmut Kohl, over millions in unexplained party donations.
Jolie's health revelation overshadowed another one in the same newspaper by the woman who would be the first female mayor of New York City.
11.04am: The alternative view to Mr Brown's Grand Vision is intelligently argued in the same newspaper by Dan Sabbagh.
