Sentence examples for newspaper informed from inspiring English sources

An ad in a Bengali newspaper informed her that Malaysia needed seamstresses.

"In a small town in Texas," Hill writes, "the local newspaper informed its readers of how many minutes into the film the Nicholas Brothers appeared; townsfolk arrived at the theater minutes before the scene, stood and cheered while watching it, and left soon after it was over".

In September 2005, on the day the Guardian published its first edition in the new Berliner format, the newspaper informed its readers that a fleet of CIA aircraft had been using the UK's airports during the agency's so-called extraordinary rendition operations.

However, a faithful reader of our local newspaper informed us he had spotted the Salahis together at their favorite local eatery and that everything seemed "fine" with Michaele hugging and Tareq worrying over the health of staff.

BMW New Zealand says it put an advert emblazoned with the words "April Fools' Special" in a newspaper informing the public that the first person to come down to a dealership and "ask for Tom" would receive a free BMW.

(But before you even get that far you will probably need to put an ad in a local newspaper informing the community that you're applying for a liquor license; that way the most obstinate neighbors can take steps to thwart your opening).

The announcement was buried among hundreds of others in the special section of the Detroit newspaper informing readers of properties in foreclosure in Wayne County.

One day while working for an article in El Diario, a friend of Muñoz Rivera brought a newspaper informing that all education in Puerto Rican public schools would be taught in English.

Moreover, this increment in the number of articles suggests that newspapers informed the public about this particular drug safety event in a timely fashion.

Data visualization, frequently used in daily newspapers, informs much better in long and complicated articles, which are accumulated with ratios, numbers and miscellaneous data.

Occasionally, states require that administrators post notices in the local newspapers informing the public of the death of the deceased.