Sentence examples for newspaper during the from inspiring English sources

Chicago Defender, the most influential African American newspaper during the early and mid-20th century.

Living in Manchester, he worked as a reporter for a small newspaper during the 1980's.

The largest newspaper during the week remains The Wall Street Journal (O.K., that is Murdoch again) with an average circulation of 2,118,315.

It was the only concert I have ever been to at which the audience was encouraged to read a newspaper during the music.

The account, released to the Daily Telegraph newspaper during the general election campaign, was politically sensitive because it suggested that Ms Sturgeon has said David Cameron would be a better prime minister than Ed Miliband.

John Kelly, her husband, fretted that the goats might bring parasites to the neighborhood, and bemoaned that he could see them from his screened-in porch while he was drinking coffee and reading the newspaper during the warmer months.

Tells about the demand for newspapers during the San Francisco earth quake, the Florida boom, and the Texas oil excitement.

Humorous references to this creature, whose name has countless local variants, first appeared in American newspapers during the 1840s.

She asked Mr. Allo if he had read newspapers during the trial and about the charges against Mr. Giuca.

Strongly nationalistic in foreign policy, the Chicago Tribune was in the forefront of interventionist newspapers during the Cuban crisis preceding the Spanish-American War of 1898.

Maybe this is a sign of the waning influence of newspapers during the first British national election campaign to feature televised debates by party leaders.