Sentence examples for newspapers named from inspiring English sources

Canadian newspapers named the dead woman as 18-year-old Anastasia DeSouza.

Indian newspapers named the woman as Madhura Nagendra, a graduate student from Bangalore who now lives in London.

Graham also criticised newspapers because none of the journalists or newspapers named in the 2006 information commissioner's report, What Price Privacy Now, responded seeking further information.

Manchester newspapers named all of the killers involved, but most less-localised reports simply referred to the 'violent gang' he belonged to, and it probably wouldn't have occurred to newer readers that this gang included two merciless female sadists who thought that an allegedly stolen duffle coat was an excuse to torture someone to death".

Many regional newspapers named "Promises", in which she decides to adopt Mia, a "pick of the day", and Sarah Morgan of the Daily Record cited Jacobs' appearance as Donna in the premiere episode of Casualty twenty-fifth series as a positive example of the BBC "pull[ing] out all the stops to make sure the first edition in this latest run is something of a cracker".

USA Today and The Wall Street Journal, two competing national newspapers, name the booksellers they survey.

The situation has been further complicated by media reports, first on the Web site of The Wall Street Journal and then in several newspapers, naming the juror.

This year the New Nation newspaper named her as Britain's most powerful black woman.

A newspaper named The Times-Call took it over at the turn of the 20th century.

Iostudio had previously designed and distribution the first marketing promotion for Whisper Creek, a newspaper named The Sipping Times.

The newspaper named Diana Jones director of fashion and package goods, Patsy Morton classified director and Julia Wang international director of fashion.