Sentence examples for daily observer from inspiring English sources
There are also privately owned publications, such as The Daily Express, Foroyaa ("Freedom"), The Point, and The Daily Observer.
Jim Leahy, who writes for the conservative Chicago Daily Observer, recently implored: "Please go away Mr. Edgar".
His public contrition satisfied a deep need, C. Y. Kwanue, a reporter with Monrovia's Daily Observer, told me.
A phrase from the English-language Oman Daily Observer became one of our refrains: "The Sultan is always thinking of the benefit of his people".
A recent article in the Oman Daily Observer talks of "the blessed era under the wise leadership of His Majesty Sultan Qaboos".
"Some people love him, and some people love to hate him," Winston Derrick, the publisher of the Daily Observer, the paper in Antigua that Stanford doesn't own, told me.
But to the casual observer, his daily plunges into a bath of popular affection look like a more traditional political activity: an election campaign.
Mr. Kelly, 75, also oversees two other dailies, The Daily Courier-Observer covering Potsdam and Massena, and The Malone Telegram, as well as a couple of weekly newspapers.
But in countless discussions of the event on television, in social media and in daily life, observers noted that Mr. Tatlises appeared much thinner, that his jet-black hair was grey, and that his trademark mustache was gone.
In each daily session, observers adapted to one condition (e.g. dense original) and then searched for the targets within the original image set or the sharpened image set (e.g. dense original or dense sharpened).
Opinions differ among daily fantasy observers about whether there is a need for Congress to regulate the industry.
