Sentence examples for newspapers at the from inspiring English sources

Two warring Trotskyist sects were selling their newspapers at the entrance.

Newspapers at the time carried reported news, official dispatches and, on occasion, first-person accounts.

Hardly anyone was buying newspapers at the newstand at the side of the exchange building.

There would be no more reading newspapers at the dinner table.

Groton enrolled a black student in 1952, a move that made the newspapers at the time.

She worked on school newspapers at the Bronx High School of Science and Wellesley College.

"There were no newspapers at the time, just court records," Mr. Miller said.

There is a rack of USA Today newspapers at the entrance, but little else on board resembles a typical hotel.

Photographs of Mr. Browne that appeared in British newspapers at the time showed him at a panda reserve near Chongqing.

He did lighting and grip work for small filmmakers and made ends meet selling newspapers at the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel.

Bracamontes was deported in 1997 and 2001, under both Democratic and Republican administrations, according to local newspapers at the time.