Sentence examples for newspaper from the from inspiring English sources

Robert M. McKinney, the editor and publisher of The Santa Fe New Mexican, who fought an 11-year battle to reclaim the newspaper from the Gannett Company, died on Sunday in New York, where he maintained a residence.

The play ends happily, after the heroine returns with a newspaper from the 1800s.

The upholstery was covered with dog hair and shredded newspaper from the cat carrier.

"You'll be able to see the actual newspaper from the day it ran".

The venture takes the name of a storied newspaper from the city's past.

There is a small rustle of newspaper from the suited man at the next table.

Both times, his reaction was to pick up his ball as if he were retrieving a newspaper from the driveway.

Sharpe, who was shopping with her four young children at the time, refused a newspaper from the group.

Bezos bought the venerable newspaper from the Graham family last October, at which time the pension plan was overfunded.

One voice can dominate an entire newspaper, from the front page, throughout the reporting and the editorial columns to a select few allowed to be commentators.

"We discovered a newspaper from the 50s and a forgotten sandwich – in a paper bag from a Streatham bakery – under the floorboards.