Sentence examples for newspaper until the from inspiring English sources

Cover the pots with newspaper until the seedlings emerge.

Dehn remained a subscriber to Freedom, the anarchist newspaper, until the end.

As for the standoff in the election, Mr. Jalaeipour, who published a newspaper until the government banned it, said the effort to bar reformist candidates was part of a long-term strategy by hard-liners to change Iran from a republic to "a kind of fundamentalist Islamic monarchy".

Repeat the layering with new towels and newspaper until the area is merely damp.

But after its mention in The Advocate in 1823, references to the game did not crop up again in New York newspapers until the 1840's, scholars say.

Standard Modern Greek is the official state language, and it is an amalgamation of two historical forms: Demotic, which is widely spoken, and Katharevusa, a deliberately archaizing form that was primarily written, appearing in official government documents and newspapers until the mid-1970s.

The select committee quizzed Hinton, who ran Rupert Murdoch's stable of British newspapers until the end of 2007, about phone hacking at the News of the World during an inquiry earlier that year into self-regulation of the press.

The conservative Pulliam family -- one of whose members is Dan Quayle, the former vice president -- was strongly identified with Indianapolis, where it published two newspapers until The Indianapolis News folded last fall.

The Echo was still part of Portsmouth and Sunderland Newspapers until the end of the 1990s, although printed by Northeast Press, a subsidiary of the main company.

"Illegal immigrant" wasn't used in major newspapers until the 1930s, when it appeared in a handful of news stories and government reports.

He worked as an editor, crime reporter, and political columnist for the newspaper until he became the editor-in-chief in January 1960.