Sentence examples for contributing newspapers from inspiring English sources

The AP being the cooperative owned by its contributing newspapers, radio and TV stations in the US, which operates a monster news and photo distribution network that non-contributing media organizations can subscribe to (for a hefty sum, evidently).

Alongside his TV shows, Jessen regularly contributes to newspapers and magazines, and has written a couple of books.

Beyond his two dozen books, he contributed to newspapers and magazines as a roving correspondent, covering, among other things, the Algerian struggle for independence from France.

He studied law at the University of Sydney and later attended the Brasenose College in Oxford, where he worked for The Sunday Times and contributed to newspapers in Australia.

There she contributed to newspapers, studied biology at Columbia University, lectured on sociology at the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, and came under the influence of the famous freethinker Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll.

As a young man, Behrman contributed to newspapers and magazines, including New Republic and The New Yorker, and studied drama at Harvard.

To help support her family she began contributing to various newspapers and magazines.

Benjamin settled in Paris, where he scratched a precarious existence contributing to German newspapers under Aryan pseudonyms (Detlef Holz, KA Stemplinger) and living on handouts.

She began contributing articles to newspapers on various topics and was an early and staunch member of the local women's Temperance Society.

The psychologist Oliver James has for many years been a part of the cultural landscape, writing best-selling books, making television programmes, contributing articles to newspapers and generally offering his views.

Gage began her public involvement in the three prominent reform causes of the time the abolition of slavery, temperance, and women's rights by contributing letters to newspapers and speaking whenever she was afforded the opportunity.