Sentence examples for charlie from inspiring English sources

Iranian authorities have shut down a newspaper and suspended its licence after it published a front page depicting George Clooney at the Golden Globes alongside the headline "I am Charlie, too".

Charlie ridiculed my faith and culture and I died defending his right to do so".

I don't believe either is going to work.'" But after a month on the diet, Charlie was both drug- and seizure-free and has only the faintest memories of his traumatic start to life.

Abrahams' two-year-old son Charlie was in a critical condition, experiencing up to a hundred epileptic seizures a day and not responding to either drugs or brain surgery.

Recalling his journalistic mentor, former Times editor Charlie Wilson, the brilliant Matthew Parris once said: "Charlie, foremost among others, instilled in me the understanding that journalism is a trade, not an art or a work of genius.

The trailer kicks off with a mother telling her son Gray she's really "proud of him for going on this trip", as the little guy looks at his ticket with Charlie and the Chocolate Factory-levels of excitement.

I'm going to go with Charlie Chaplin.

It was the number one show in every city on Wednesday and peaked at almost 3m viewers nationally, eclipsing shows on other networks such as The Weekly with Charlie Pickering on ABC which averaged 556,00 in the five capital cities.

A spokesperson for QUB's communications office said on Friday: "Following the completion of a comprehensive risk assessment, undertaken in line with approved protocols, the university is pleased to confirm that the Charlie Hebdo Research Symposium, organised by the Institute for Collaborative Research in the Humanities, has been approved".

Led by the Guardian's head of documentaries Charlie Phillips, the course demystifies the process of developing and disseminating factual films across different formats.

This was not just a reference to the second world war, but also to the Charlie Hebdo massacre in Paris in January; his speech was meant as a salutary call to arms against future conflict in French society.