Sentence examples for gazette about from inspiring English sources

Ms. Peck, whose husband, Stan, encouraged her by listening avidly to tales of the houses she had discovered, wrote a few columns for The Glen Rock Gazette about the houses, calling herself the "Sherlock of Homes".

Two years ago I published a column in the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette about the lack of African-Americans in journalism.

Like many of us, my friend (who, understandably, doesn't want to be named because she is somewhat embarrassed about this), is worried about finances and was, therefore, receptive when she came across an article online in The "Miami Gazette" about opportunities to work at home.

A self-described farmer and landscaper, he writes in the Charleston Gazette about his unique perspective on the "coal war" being waged in Appalachia.

Roethlisberger, though, was more candid in recent comments to The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette about how he had changed.

After reading an ad in The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette about a modeling school, Ms. Smith begged her parents, a housekeeper and steelworker, to allow her to attend.

Roethlisberger said that after teammates read comments in The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette about how worried he was about fan reaction, many approached him and told him not to worry about it.

"I guess [they] know more than I do, because I haven't really thought about it," Crosby, said earlier in the week, to the Post-Gazette about those who have said his return is imminent.

While researching Foskey's illness, she found a 2010 article in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette about health concerns in La Belle.

"Did you write to him, Hester?" "The little piece in the Gazette was about that woman leaving money and the house.

The Post-Gazette caught about half of its papers, and the story was continually updated on the Web site.