Sentence examples for newspaper which could from inspiring English sources

The poster Artificial Eye used to sell the film, featuring Willem Dafoe and Charlotte Gainsbourg having sex, ran in the Times, the Guardian and the Independent, and was investigated by the Advertising Standards Authority after a bunch of people complained it was pornographic, offensive, and inappropriate to be published in a newspaper which could be seen by children.

It will also look at whether to include the impact of the websites of newspaper publishers, which could impact the "20/20" rule of media ownership.

He is also very responsive on Twitter, writing about teacher techniques and theories as well as newspaper articles which could be handy in class.

The Finnish firm confirmed speculation from French financial newspaper Les Echos, which could see Nokia bolster its networking business against Swedish rival Ericsson as well as give it a possible re-entry into the smartphone market.

Business Insider, a bright net operation only eight years old, was scooped up last week by Axel Springer, the giant German newspaper company which couldn't afford the Financial Times but managed to make a bid valuing the Insider at an outsize $442m£300m0m).

What follows is the full obituary from the newspaper, which you could find on the newspaper's website.

Because you have this regular column in a major newspaper, which ostensibly could have been used to "tell this story" at any point in the past few years!

This related to an improperly awarded printing contract for a local newspaper in Nantes which could have damaged his chances of becoming prime minister.

The newspaper describes the note — which could be made public on Wednesday by the committee — as a "last-ditch attempt to protect his reputation" before the committee issues a report on phone hacking.

If there's one great thing about eating chips from a newspaper it's that you are not reading the newspaper – which, at present, could be ripped from the 1980s itself.

Competitive funding: bidding from providers such as digital channels, existing pubic service broadcasters, newspapers and internet players, which could all apply to deliver a public service.