Sentence examples for from the tribune from inspiring English sources

Time after time during the plea bargaining, prosecutors brought up details from The Tribune article, which he then incorporated into his testimony.

It will also have an online element, which will include news from The Tribune along with regional content and news feeds from The Times.

Hard on the heels of the White House's cancellation of its 22 subscriptions, another lapsed out-of-town subscriber, received from the Tribune a small bouquet of artificial forget-me-nots, along with a printed message reading: "We hope it's just because you forgot.

Hard on the heels of the White House's cancellation of its 22 subscriptions, another lapsed out-of-town subscriber, received from the Tribune a small bouquet of artificial forget-me-nots, along with a printed message reading: "We hope it's just because you forgot..

M.L. Dhawan from The Tribune commented, "All those who have been following Dimple Kapadia's career from Bobby, Lekin and Rudaali will assert that she is more talented than glamorous".

(For the time being, the magazine and the foundation share a large suite in a tower across from the Tribune).

Finally, everyone from The Tribune-Star newspaper to City Hall said enough, and a "crow committee" was formed last year to develop a comprehensive plan.

In 2008 he and journalists from the Tribune-Review interviewed Hillary Clinton, and endorsed her campaign to become the Democratic candidate for president; a decade earlier she had denounced on television the "vast rightwing conspiracy" against her husband.

This is where Joan was burned at the stake on May 30 , 1431 and traces from the fire are still visible on the ground, as are marks from the tribunes set up for her judges.

Castro emerged from behind the tribune and, amid more cheers, took a seat.

The Roman cancellarii, minor legal officials who stood by the cancellus, or bar, separating the tribune from the public, were later employed in the imperial scrinia (writing departments).