Sentence examples for neighboring article from inspiring English sources

Typically, the headline, "Allies Are Urged/To Execute Nazis," was no larger than that on a neighboring article about a Polish diplomat who died in a plunge on Riverside Drive.

It said that "the criminal German government is fulfilling Hitler's threat that, whoever wins, all Jews will be murdered". Typically, the headline, "Allies Are Urged/To Execute Nazis," was no larger than that on a neighboring article about a Polish diplomat who died in a plunge on Riverside Drive.

By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, November 16 , 1935P. 24 A Listing of Some Extraordinary Recent Thefts of Objects of Great Bulk or Weight The Locale The Theft Fotovitza, Bulgaria The new railway station was stolen by envious inhabitants of a neighboring stationless village.... View Article By Rivka Galchen By Ceridwen Dovey By David Remnick By Malcolm Gladwell.

4. One neighboring country not mentioned in the article is Georgia.

A picture caption last Sunday about the Pedersen and Cummins families of Rockville Centre and their neighboring newly renovated homes, with an article about remodeling on Long Island, omitted the identity of the man standing between the families, wearing a suit.

A map with an earlier version of this article mislabeled one of two neighboring islands along the Seine in Paris.

This article investigates the diets of neighboring Christians and Muslims in late medieval Spain (here 13th 16th centuries) through the analysis of the stable isotopes of carbon (δC) and nitrogen (δN) in adult human and animal bone collagen.

RIM opted to put its servers in neighboring Singapore, for reasons not described in the article.

"One article alleged that law enforcement officials of a neighboring county had conspired ten years earlier to cover up the killing of an 18-year-old youth by making the death appear to be a suicide".

That same article tells of how, one time, John bought a neighboring trailer park and waited five years to evict everyone, allegedly driving through the community daily to harass the residents.

Articles in an investigative weekly, Nacional, published in neighboring Croatia, have accused Mr. Djukanovic of amassing $65 million from cigarette smuggling through Montenegro over the last decade and of ordering contract killings of associates who might know too much.