Sentence examples for newspaper to which from inspiring English sources
Ironically, the newspaper to which Anouzla linked was the Spanish publication El País.
ISTANBUL — There is an increasingly heated debate among the columnists of Taraf, a Turkish-language newspaper to which I contribute, about whether the Turkish government is past saving.
The Calgary Sun newspaper, to which he has sent between 30 and 40 letters on the subject, has said he is the "greatest promoter of creationism in Alberta".
The authoritative, pictureless London newspaper to which Gosse's parents had succumbed, the Times, attacked the military leadership whose incompetence was responsible for the war's dragging on, with so much loss of British life.
After his election victory in 2013, the Washington Post was the first international newspaper to which Rouhani reached out to publish his opinion piece in which he set out his global vision.
The column implies that the newspaper to which the novel refers is The New York Times and that the sociopathic book critic (and butcher of syntax) therein — Shearman Waxx, a man — is meant to represent Janet Maslin.
It (the story) first appeared some twenty years ago in a newspaper article, to which my father immediately wrote a rebuttal.
Instead, Mr. Donohue said, oddsmakers "take the temperature of the literary world at the moment," scouring blogs and newspapers to see which authors are getting attention.
Therefore, we studied reports about euthanasia in Dutch newspapers to investigate which practices the term 'euthanasia' refers to, and to study the content of these reports, in particular with respect to arguments for and against the use of euthanasia.
Since the fees may vary, you may wish to check with several newspapers to see which costs less.
However, there is a reference in an Australian newspaper to the dish, which includes a brief recipe, from 1882.
