Sentence examples for newspaper of reference from inspiring English sources
Beuve-Mery established it as a "newspaper of reference" rather than a "newspaper of record".
Illiteracy is also culturally exclusionary: if you don't read books or newspapers, your frames of reference become more limited.
Newspaper references began to reference the final title on October 24, 1913.
Under Breedlove's direction, the General Library was organized into the divisions of Reference, Circulation, Periodicals, Newspaper, Serials, and Continuations, Reserve Books, and Graduate Reserve as well as the departments of Catalog, Order, and Manuscript.
She took a class on the theatre of New Zealand, and was instructed to examine the microfiche records of old newspapers, in search of references to travelling players.
His first-published story, when he was 13, was in an Urdu newspaper, and Urdu literature remains his "first point of reference".
The role of the External Ombudsman is outlined in the Terms of Reference for the Guardian Readers Editorr on the newspaper's website.
"I think we've seen actions that seem intended to create a climate of fear," she told the newspaper in reference to the Trump administration's immigration directives.
Paintings and installations from WW II-era to the 1980s, demonstrate how the newspaper became a point of references for those artists seeking to critique the political and social environment in which they existed.
