Sentence examples for defunct newspaper from inspiring English sources

An earlier version of this obituary referred incorrectly to the defunct newspaper The Sunday Tribune.

Last year, there were rumors that Prada hoped to acquire Humanità, the Italian Communist Party's defunct newspaper.

New York native, worked as a reporter and editor for ten years at a now defunct newspaper which covered international development and the United Nations.

The police and publisher of the now defunct newspaper made a joint statement in open court, apologising to McFadden for the intrusion into his privacy.

The following year, she was hired as an editorial assistant by the now defunct newspaper The Washington Star, where she was a sports columnist, a reporter, and a feature writer.

At the shiva, a grand occasion in Tel Aviv circles, Hannah Zemer, the editor of the liberal (now defunct) newspaper Davar, approached Amos and whispered to him that he should become the next editor.

Blume said that she relied heavily on newspaper articles from now defunct newspapers to fill in details.

And this is before we even consider the defunct newspapers nestling under James's wing.

For proof, she spent a year poring over census records, church and courthouse archives, gravestone inscriptions and defunct newspapers like The Southern Christian Advocate and The South-Carolina Gazette.

His affecting and distinctly reportorial memoir plunges into documented sources -- F.B.I. files, court records, defunct newspapers -- and his father's mementos, reconstructing his eccentric, often painful Midwestern childhood.

Lisa Oppenheim prints damaged negatives from the files of defunct newspapers on newsprint; each is a scarlike forensic mystery with a highly specific caption, like "Jury of Clergymen to Try Insane".