Sentence examples for newspaper circulated from inspiring English sources

In 1990 he launched the European, a London-based English-language weekly newspaper circulated throughout Europe.

Evidence From a Grave Two days later, a photograph appeared in Amar Desh, a newspaper circulated in Mr. Islam's home village.

The Street Level column last Sunday, about relations between Latinos and blacks in Washington Heights, misspelled the name of a newspaper circulated in the area and referred incorrectly to its readership.

Though word of his appointment had leaked over the weekend, with a special issue of The Harvard Crimson, the student newspaper, circulated Friday, followed by articles in Boston's newspapers, it did not become official until today's vote by the university's Board of Overseers.

Also in 1967, a photo and caption of the Peace Candle was featured in the December 6 issue Weekly Reader, a national children's newspaper circulated in the nation's schools.

Depending on municipal law, you will need to file this notice directly with the city hall and/or publish it at least once in a daily newspaper circulated around the city.

While The Globe's endorsements are viewed as influential in New Hampshire, where the newspaper circulates heavily and the primary will be held on Jan . 8 it was the endorsement of The Register that the candidates vigorously pursued, hoping to spark momentum.

On Aug. 13, The World Journal, a Chinese-language newspaper circulating to 300,000 in North America, described Mr. Zhao's death as part of a pattern of fatal misdiagnoses and wrong medications given by unlicensed practitioners on East Broadway, the thoroughfare of Fujianese Chinatown.

But a movement calling itself the Rwandan Liberation Army is thought to be behind a newspaper circulating in Rwanda which demands "Hutu liberation" and dismisses the Kigali government as a "Tutsi dictatorship", using the virulent language of the genocide.Since force has failed to quell the insurgency in the north-west, the government is trying to win hearts and minds.

In other areas, the U.S. ranks fourth in the world in the number of daily newspapers circulated (China) and in the total revenues for pornography (China, again).

In 2001, the Blade was purchased by Window Media LLC, a group of gay-oriented newspapers circulated throughout the United States with a staff composed of professional journalists, becoming a leading source of news for the readers both in Washington and around the nation.