Sentence examples for newspaper through a from inspiring English sources
It's like reading a newspaper through a letterbox.
The operation involves at least 69 police officers and staff members and has already cost more than $2.7 million, according to figures obtained by The Independent newspaper through a Freedom of Information Act request.
There were plenty of cases in Soviet Russia of people being persecuted for making an inappropriate joke – one story, in which a newspaper through a misprint refers to Sralin, or Man of Shit, instead of Stalin, or Man of Steel, is immortalised in Tarkovsky's film Mirror.
The slide of a patient reading the newspaper through a transparent helmet, while receiving noninvasive ventilation (NIV) resembled pictures of a NASA astronaut!
The campaign against Page 3 wasn't about dragging a newspaper through any kind of government approval – it was about editorial decision-making.
Advertisers participating in the program can search for newspapers through a number of criteria, including their circulation and geographic region.
Europa is also the Muslim girl whose headscarf in post-9/11 post-9/11 Europesise badivisiven alien culture: We read newspapers through a haze.
As well as bringing together Fox News and Sky News under the same ownership, the takeover would see Sky being fully controlled by a media tycoon who also owns the Times, the Sunday Times and the Sun newspapers through a separate group, News Corp.
You know, yesterday, as I read The New Republic's attempt to tell me that it was up to me and President Obama to save newspapers through a sustained campaign of refusing to call them out for their failings, thus propping up their reputations, I overlooked a very vital and ongoing story that could help to expose this fraudulent set of ideas.
He bought a camera himself, paying by weekly shilling instalments, which he used to take pictures of prominent people for publication; his first portrait was sold to several newspapers through an agency, earning him the sum of seven guineas.
To imagine what life might be like with curbs on campaign fund-raising, flip through a newspaper or listen to the news.
