Sentence examples for esteemed paper from inspiring English sources

Play the editor of this esteemed paper of course: Capaldi will be seen as Guardian boss Alan Rusbridger in Bill Condon's take on WikiLeaks later this year.

The New York Times has got all rap genius on us, creating an interactive that allows users to search a word's frequency across the esteemed paper's entire history.

I cannot help but respond to an unfortunately misleading interpretation of Sri Lankan communal struggle by Paul Johnson (Editorial Pages, June 9), "Taste of Humbug, Risk of Danger," which appeared in your esteemed paper.

Perhaps more than anything it was his 1976 acquisition of the New York Post, a highly esteemed liberal paper at the time, that brought him into the orbit of Trump.

Earlier this year, Eli Sanders of Seattle's esteemed biweekly paper The Stranger requested to view the "books of account" from both companies, and another person followed up with an in-person visit; both received unsatisfactory results.

So are the sackings of the paper's esteemed reporters, Ray Snoddy and Christopher Walker, redundancies, asked Alice.

He bestowed upon this paper the dubious honour of being the source of the word "foodie" when, in 1984, he co-authored The Foodie Handbook with the paper's esteemed features editor, Ann Barr.

(The case is often taught in contracts classes and was made famous in "The Paper Chase"). And of course the collection does have its medieval tomes and papers of esteemed jurists — it is, after all, considered to be one of the finest collections of rare law books in the world.

And of course the collection does have its medieval tomes and papers of esteemed jurists -- it is, after all, considered to be one of the finest collections of rare law books in the world.

They are prowling the convention and downtown with their satchels, paper coffee cups and the phone-book-size, 530-page guide to hundreds of panels and papers being delivered: esteemed academics, bright-if-not-yet-esteemed academics and nervous, job-desperate doctoral students straining to make connections in an awful market.

In October he was co-first author on a paper in the esteemed journal Science Translational Medicine describing the role that a protein called PirB plays in allowing or preventing the formation of new connections between neurons.