Sentence examples for daily for which from inspiring English sources

Writing later for the Birther website World Net Daily, for which he is now a paid columnist, Santorum insinuated that the convention invested the UN with Solomonic powers to decide whether his disabled daughter Bella should live or die.

He became editor of the Daily Telegraph, for which he still writes.

This article first appeared in the Daily Mail, for which Sarah Vine is a columnist.

In 1969, he joined The Daily News, for which he would cover the Nixon, Ford and Carter administrations.

The Daily Mirror, for which Mr Campbell was political editor, is Britain's only pro-Labour tabloid.

Before entering politics, he was a journalist at the Daily Telegraph, for which he still writes a column, and was also the editor of The Spectator.

The comfort of a prosthetic liner/socket can determine the daily duration for which patients use their artificial limbs and can also prevent further pathological issues.

There was also a daily delivery, for which an additional penny was charged, to places up to 10 miles (16 km) outside London.

There she published a paper on "The Media in Europe After 1992 -- A Case Study of la Repubblica". Her research focused on the daily newspaper for which her husband, Piero Benelezzo, is East European correspondent.

Or, in a wonderfully revealing insight of MacCulloch's, that the "daily bread" for which countless Christians ask in the Lord's Prayer is not what most people think it is, a humble plea for sustenance.

After school he worked as a reporter for The Western Worker in San Francisco and as the sports editor of The People's Daily World, for which he wrote a sports column under the byline Lefty.