Sentence examples for newspaper from which from inspiring English sources

He agreed to meet at Jyllands-Posten, the newspaper, from which he's now semi-retired.

Gideon Levy is a journalist who, like Mr Segev, writes for Haaretz, the newspaper from which several of these essays are reprinted.

The New York Times Company owns the Boston Globe and the International Herald Tribune as well the newspaper from which it takes its name.

"New Winter Trends".. Identify the newspaper from which the article came.

Vacation destinations remain for most the stuff of advertisements in newspapers from which coupons continue to be clipped.

That strategy has stirred resentment among local people who remember the daily newspapers from which the weeklies take their names.

One of the newspapers from which The Anglo-African most routinely borrowed verse was The National Anti-Slavery Standard, located, during the war, with The Anglo-African on Beekman Street.

The paintings copied photographs, sometimes even including the margins of the pages in the magazines and newspapers from which they came.

In regard to the online versions of newspapers from which we obtained the crime articles' links, our strategy consisted of two steps.

There is a friendly Australian newspaper report, from which the author quotes a paragraph about himself.

Then Zweig got hold of a newspaper from Vienna which was filled with martial hectoring and patriotic bombast: Here it jumped out at me, naked, towering and unashamed, the lie of the war!