Sentence examples for every guardian from inspiring English sources
In another world, perhaps there would be a McEwan for every Guardian article.
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3.40am BST Zion 101 Tomorrow the team will take to Zion National Park – or they ought to in some capacity, seeing as it's been recommended by just about every Guardian reader and contributor who has something to say about Utah.
As every Guardian reader knows, he was overthrown by Thatcher in 1975 but stayed as an MP until 2001 – engaging in the Great Sulk at the expense of Thatcher and her policies.
Something of a classic of the "cyclists are the number one road peril!" genre, it prompted a number of complaints to me, as if somehow I get to edit or veto every Guardian article about the subject (I don't).
April 1, 2013 3.56pm BST I'm not sure if the staff of the White House are quite certain what an April fool is, but they've had a go at coming up with one anyway... Facebook Twitter Pinterest 3.49pm BST Here's a history of every Guardian April fool since 1974, including the celebrated 1977 seven-page supplement about the island of San Serriffe.
From that "private promise", said the Guardian, "every abuse of public process would flow, as well as that pervasive, poisonous sense that the government was not playing it straight".
Every week Guardian Weekly publishes a Letter from one of its readers from around the world.
"Aren't they the most wonderful creatures that God has ever invented?" Every week Guardian Weekly publishes a Letter from one of its readers from around the world.
"Thank you so much, now turn around... .. Every week Guardian Weekly publishes a Letter from one of its readers from around the world.
The question is not always: "what will we eat for dinner tonight?", but "what will we eat with our bread?" Every week Guardian Weekly publishes a Letter from one of its readers from around the world.
