Sentence examples for newspaper on which from inspiring English sources

Cone, who all season was the embodiment of decline, or Neagle, an ominous reminder of how form is not always worth the newspaper on which it's promoted.

Correction: August 12, 2000, Saturday A front-page article yesterday about Al Gore's earliest political campaign gave a misspelled name at several points for the newspaper on which he worked before deciding to seek office.

The movie concludes by informing us that, after leaving the law, he became the first city editor of the Washington Post — by a happy coincidence, the newspaper on which Redford himself enjoyed his dramatic apotheosis, as Bob Woodward in "All the President's Men".

The movie concludes by informing us that, after leaving the law, he became the first city editor of the Washington _Post — _by a happy coincidence, the newspaper on which Redford himself enjoyed his dramatic apotheosis, as Bob Woodward in "All the President's Men".

They were recently found in a rusty tin and were wrapped in a page of the Huddersfield Examiner newspaper on which was printed Mr Coulter's obituary.

You will need a drop cloth or cover of newspapers on which to set your dye cups.

Lulzsec claimed to have attacked News International, owner of the Sun newspaper website, on which a false story was planted suggesting that the newspaper's owner, Rupert Murdoch, had died.

A few days after we had this conversation, Steinbrenner sent me a newspaper article, on which he had highlighted some passages: "McCarthy knew all there is to know about the mechanics of baseball..

A few days after we had this conversation, Steinbrenner sent me a newspaper article, on which he had highlighted some passages: "McCarthy knew all there is to know about the mechanics of baseball...

His frequent dependence on photographs for his art has been pointed out before, but one of the strong points of this strong show is how extensive the comparative material is.l Newspaper photographs that Shahn collected and used as models for other works are on view: see the painting "Girl Skipping Rope" and the newspaper photo on which Shahn based the girl's figure.

The yellow leader's jersey that Mr. Armstrong hopes to wear into Paris on July 23 is colored to match the paper on which both newspapers were once printed.