Sentence examples for newspaper making it from inspiring English sources
The New York Times said it had learned of Baradar's capture on Thursday but delayed reporting it at the request of White House officials, who told the newspaper making it public would end a hugely successful intelligence-gathering effort.
The reasoning of the European Court was in line with the public figure doctrine enunciated in New York Times Co. v. Sullivan (1964), where the United States Supreme Court decided in favour of the defendant newspaper, making it one of the key decisions supporting the freedom of the press.
Her fleeting reference to Pakistan drew the most attention: the newspaper made it the headline for the column.
The setting of the programme in several different quarters all at once – the police force, the projects, City Hall, the schools and the newspaper – makes it an oddity in itself.
In making a foray into the marketplace of free newspapers, the Times Company joins other media companies in rethinking what has long been a fundamental selling point to advertisers: that the willingness of consumers to pay for a newspaper made it a better buy for advertisers.
Specter, who has championed doubling NIH's budget to $27 billion over the past 5 years, observed that questions raised by the newspaper "make it difficult" to argue for more increases.
I finally thought I was making headway when my alma mater's newspaper made it a front-page story.
The newspaper will insulate you from the ground cold, so it's a great quick fix: Simply take about 20 sheets of newspaper (make it an even amount).
All of them spoke with some passion about their tricky relationships with national newspapers, making it clear that they see them as being of enormous importance.
Graveyards and memorial pages in newspapers make it plain that young people, especially women, are dying in droves.
While basic platform economics of newspapers made it challenging to calculate how large those benefits were, it also suggested that the surplus could not be too high.
