Sentence examples for gazette I from inspiring English sources

Years ago in the 1990s when I worked in Colorado Springs at the Gazette, I interviewed a veteran who survived Pearl Harbor and he kept saying "Japs" during the interview.

They will paint me as a friend of our enemies and the useful idiot of dictators, forgetting that, when John Major's government was extending trade guarantees to Saddam Hussein and Donald Rumsfeld was posing with him for the front page of Baghdad Gazette, I was implacably opposed to his tyranny.

"Right now," he told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, "I wouldn't be surprised if football isn't around in 20, 25 years".

He tells the Gazette: When I saw the poster, I immediately thought it looked similar to Edlingham Castle.

Mme Degauque, who last spoke to her daughter in Syria a month ago, told the Gazette newspaper: "I had a bad feeling when I heard the news on Tuesday night.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, September 11 , 1994"I think in broad strokes he was conservative, but he was not strongly ideological".

During last year's Presidential campaign, Obama remarked to the editorial board of the Reno Gazette-Journal, "I think Ronald Reagan changed the trajectory of America in a way that Richard Nixon did not and in a way that Bill Clinton did not.

In one allegory published during the Stamp Act crisis, a tearful LIBERTY cries to her dying brother, GAZETTE, "Unless thou revivest quickly, I shall also perish with thee!

A campaign to save the Gazette was launched on Facebook, as I reported on Tuesday.

I have real problems with how the Gazette treated me in this online video chat yesterday, and I would like to urge you not to do it.

As Daniel Marcus wrote in a piece for the Gazette called "From Occupation to Communization": "Though I have difficulty imagining a scenario in which workers voluntarily destroy their own means of subsistence, it seems right to insist that any alternative to the capitalist system will have to begin by abolishing private property".