Sentence examples for newspaper learning from inspiring English sources

Bone's husband Colin told the newspaper: "Learning Deborah had been awarded an MBE was a very emotional experience.

By the time I had collected my last research pay cheque, as a mass spectrometer technician in a proteomics lab, I was working as an editor for a large, student newspaper learning the basics of writing copy and editing under deadline.

For generations, American Cultural Centers provided comfortable settings where foreigners, especially those in the capitals of developing nations, could leisurely read their first American newspaper, learn about American college campus life or meet a visiting member of Congress.

"Like so many people, I am dealing with addiction," she said in a statement to The Daily News of New York after the newspaper learned that she was at a rehabilitation facility.

When did Dorie Starnes, once an ignored and scorned I.T. grunt at the local newspaper, learn to speak with such emphatic authority — and on all subjects, yet, not just computers?

He says he planned to write about the issue but was compelled to speak out when the local newspaper learned this week about his decision and called him for comment.

Playwright Arthur Miller, then a writer for Michigan's student newspaper, learned first-hand about the strong resistance among the Georgia Tech team to playing on the same field with an African-American athlete.

Mr. Simmons added: "I think a lot of people in the hip-hop community are going to start picking up newspapers, learning about foreign policy and analyzing what they read in the news.

Could newspapers learn something from the cable guys?

"Old media outlets — the networks, the newspapers — learned a lot of lessons from the last cycle and didn't allow others to own the online space this time," said Rick Klein, the senior political reporter for ABC News.

From the print side, newspapers learned long ago that their subscribers want local first, everything else second.