Sentence examples for newspapers of which from inspiring English sources

The spiritualist newspapers, of which there were many, claimed two million believers.

So, to hit this year's financial targets, Johnston will let go of about 400 staff out of 4,800 across its 250 newspapers, of which 100 are journalists.

Manitoba is served by a number of daily and weekly newspapers, of which the most important are the Winnipeg Free Press and the Brandon Sun.

North Carolina is served by dozens of daily newspapers, of which the most noteworthy are The Charlotte Observer and Raleigh's The News & Observer.

In an essay about Picasso's Guernica written in 1938, Spender stated that Picasso's picture was not a response to personal horror but to "horror reported in the newspapers, of which he has read accounts and perhaps seen photographs".

Crawley has three local newspapers, of which two have a long history in the area.

(Postcollege, he wrote an article about it for The Manhattan Times, the local newspaper of which his father was a founder).

He was once a deputy minister of intelligence and it was no secret that he leaked some of the agency's darkest deeds to reporters at Sobh-e Emrouz, the newspaper of which he is managing director.

While not directly referring to sexual abuse by priests, Bishop Murphy defended priests and addressed attacks on the church in his weekly column in the diocesan newspaper, of which he is publisher.

But Mr. Hajjarian's associates seemed to think it more likely that the shooting was linked to a scandal that has enveloped the powerful and secretive Intelligence Ministry, which Mr. Hajjarian served as a deputy minister in the 1980's and which, in the last two years, he has confronted with investigative articles in Sobh-e Emrooz, the reformist newspaper of which he was co-founder.

That included their weekly newspaper, of which Brown served as editor for two years.