Sentence examples for newspaper drawing from inspiring English sources

In 2013, Mayberry broadened the debate when she wrote a blog for a national newspaper drawing attention to the sexism endured by her and scores of other female musicians.

However, as a seventh-day newspaper drawing on existing red-top expertise, The Sun on Sunday would be a powerful player, and Associated would probably be wise to stay away.

She "is living through a lot of pain," Clyburn told the newspaper, drawing a contrast between Omar's firsthand experience and the perspectives of those whose parents or grandparents survived the Holocaust or other historical atrocities.

Their discovery was reported by a local newspaper, drawing the attention of Cassoe, an electrician who has been fascinated by the existence of the thousands of bunkers since childhood.

He won a scholarship for an additional term and also won several newspaper drawing and coloring contests.

Following the performing arts for nearly 80 years, he did his first newspaper drawing, a head of the French actor Sacha Guitry, for The New York Herald Tribune in 1926; among his recent subjects have been Tina Brown, Jerry Seinfeld and the leading lights of the musical revival, "42nd Street".

ON OCTOBER 11th a story buried on page 15 of a Beijing newspaper drew national attention.

One newspaper drew attention to her "chestnut hair and dark eyes".

A piece she wrote on the subject in a national newspaper drew responses from policy directors of three major charities.

As P.W. Koddipili, the commissioner general of prisons, explained, they had to be ready.The notice, published only in the state-owned Sinhala-language newspaper, drew 178 applications.

A community survey sent out by a local newspaper drew more than 600 responses with ideas for the landfill, said Mr. Ronan.