Sentence examples for called newspaper from inspiring English sources

He called newspaper and TV stations around the country to stake the E.L.F.'s claim to the arson.

Green was the publisher of, and sole contributor to, a literary periodical called "newspaper" (the aversion to capital letters is carried over into the text itself).

So many indeed, that a website chronicling the demise of the industry since 2007 was set up called Newspaper Death Watch.

Armstrong called newspaper reports that expressed the Mets' interest without quoting any Mets officials by name as "tantamount to indirect tampering".

Adjectives Keith Waterhouse, the veteran Daily Mail and Daily Mirror columnist wrote an irresistible book on journalistic writing called Newspaper Style.

In the 1960s he created what he called Newspaper Theater; he and his colleagues would venture into factories and churches, encourage discussion of issues covered in the newspaper and help the residents dramatize them.

In 10 years, we will still have things that are called newspapers.

I called newspapers in out-of-the-way places, but my Russia experience must have seemed odd.

Several hours later, people identifying themselves as belonging to Volunteer Organization for the Revolution called newspapers and news agencies assuming responsibility.

On Election Day, they called newspapers and radio and television stations, complaining that the ballot was confusing.

You can even look these up, in these things called "newspapers".