Sentence examples for newspaper advised from inspiring English sources

"Enjoy the horses; skip the urban circus," the newspaper advised.

"Let whatever is smoldering erupt," Kangura, a Hutu extremist newspaper, advised in January of 1994.

"The city that is liberty's birthplace ought to be as open to protest as possible," the newspaper advised.

The English-language edition of Global Times, a nationalistic party newspaper, advised Mr. Locke to stick to policy and not pretend to be "a mirror" for Chinese officials.

In the intervals, you could see playgoers doing the leg-flexing exercises which newspapers advised as a long-haul flyers' precaution against DVT.

In the United Kingdom, it is not unusual for media organisations to have a specific political alignment; for example, each of the major daily newspapers advised their readers of which of the leaders in the debate would make the best prime minister.

Public service announcements on Israeli television, radio and news sites and in the newspapers advise people during an earthquake to get out of buildings within a few seconds if they can.

Mr. Monks, who is also a property developer in Maine, set up a group, Democracy Now Inc., and took out ads in the state's major newspapers advising the United States Senate how to vote on the Supreme Court nomination of Judge John G. Roberts Jr.

A publicist at Simon & Schuster, a division of Viacom, recently sent out a letter to the book review editors of several major newspapers, advising them of a list of potential reviewers who might bring a negative bias to a coming work by Mr. Beschloss.

The only newspaper she advised him to read, he laughs, was the Modesto Bee.

Meanwhile, the Barça press published television schedules with Tele5 rubbed out and the Catalan newspaper Sport advised readers not to switch on until 10.05pm when the ordeal was all over.