Sentence examples for newspaper description from inspiring English sources

Toward the end Mr. Feinstein sang Jimmy Webb's "Only One Life," a protest against a newspaper description of an American soldier's death.

An 1895 newspaper description of the furnishings of the mansion relates there are several hunting trophies displayed in the entrance hall.

Wilson also had a purebred ram named "Ike" that chewed cigars and charged at White House staff in a "forceful and strategic" manner, according to a newspaper description at the time.

But newspaper descriptions evoke more ritualistic, even solemn, scenes of joy.

They dismiss the most usually repeated newspaper descriptions of my living arrangements and I welcome this judgment.

She has spoken out, she said, because newspaper descriptions made her family easily identifiable in their town of 640 and because she resented the way state officials described parents like her as irresponsibly "abandoning" their children.

Some take this one step further into "xenopatriotism" in which, according to newspaper descriptions here, people connect themselves with other nations or cultures — Japanese, English, Scottish, Catalonian — and learn the history, the language and the folkways of this new imagined homeland.

"Newspaper descriptions of the case -- which was reported nationally -- made the point to mention that eyewitnesses could tell the pilot 'was not of this world.'" Torres said.

The feature reports: "Our YouGov poll today shows 72% of the public think the newspaper's description of Ralph Miliband as "the man who hated Britain" was unacceptable and 69% believe the Mail should apologise.

According to the newspaper's description of the articles, a team of 20 reporters and editors revealed that Bell officials paid themselves extravagantly (the city manager was making an $800,000 salary in a town of 36,000) and helped finance their pay plan by illegally raising taxes on the citizenry.

Table 1 is a verbatim extract from the newspaper job descriptions advertisement [ 30] from the Uganda Health Services Commission for the four targeted study groups of health workers (clinical officers, medical officers, surgeons, and obstetricians).