Sentence examples for daily expresses from inspiring English sources

The semi-official Khorasan daily expresses Tehran's concerns over why the EU's response refused to firmly reject Trump's statement, describing the stance as "conservative". "Negotiating the existing JCPOA is not in their agenda.

Re the Daily Expresses's annual "Coldest Winter in 100 years" story highlighted by Paul Hudson a couple of months ago.

"Our current president daily expresses his contempt for democratic institutions and the rule of law," Shane says.

(The Daily Express got it wrong too).

The Daily Express joined in the chorus of praise.

The Daily Mail and Daily Express joined in, calling it "a horrible cacophony" and "unmitigated rubbish".

Such contrasting views are daily expressed in our literature, popular culture, politics, policies and everyday life.

The Daily Express claimed Murdoch was spitting blood over the note.

Also, a daily express passenger boat takes four hours to Svolvaer on Austvagoy farther north.

The Daily Express claimed Scargill was a "recluse" who refused to discuss the dispute.

His story, headlined, "The Atomic Plague" appeared in the London Daily Express on 5 September 1945.