Sentence examples for newspaper served from inspiring English sources

Pravda ("Truth"), the party newspaper, served as his mouthpiece.

Mr. Moyers, 69, who began his journalism career as a teenager reporting for a small Texas newspaper, served as a special assistant to Mr. Johnson during his term in the United States Senate and later worked in the White House, including two years as press secretary, during the Johnson administration.

For four years, the Los Angeles nightclub known by a word that can't be printed in this newspaper, served as rejoinder to the clean-cut world of West Hollywood gay bars -- a gritty setting where dance, performance and activism were blurred into a single act, and where the human body served as statement and canvas, displaying piercings, tattoos and all kinds of other bod-mods.

Mr. Abel, 79, writes for The Westmore News, a weekly newspaper serving the villages of Rye Brook and Port Chester.

Megan Doyle is the managing editor at The Observer, the daily student newspaper serving Notre Dame and St. Mary's.

Chris Allen is the sports editor at The Observer, the daily student newspaper serving the University of Notre Dame and St. Mary's College.

Allan Joseph is the editor in chief of The Observer, the daily student newspaper serving the University of Notre Dame and Saint Mary's College.

Eleven days ago a newspaper serving a small community in the US state of New Hampshire ceased publication after 90 years.

Previously, Kerry was the arts and entertainment editor at News Shopper - a regional newspaper serving south east London.

The university's plans were reported in the most recent issue of The Villager, a weekly newspaper serving Greenwich Village.

The posting appeared in the Beeline Grab Bragg, a newspaper serving the military community in the area surrounding Pope Air Force Base and Fort Bragg.