Sentence examples for newspapers send from inspiring English sources

Some newspapers send this confirmation to both you and the clerk of court, while others only send it to you.

Olson, after reading Herring's comments in the morning newspapers, sent Herring a telegram.

Newspapers sent him questionnaires: "The Top Hat: is it ugly?" (Neither ugly nor beautiful, Mallarmé said).

Locked in a federal prison far from home, he scoured week-old newspapers sent from Providence.

Despite the strain of the Depression, he said, "When F.D.R. took office, newspapers sent far more people to Washington".

There was a period when our children's school went into special measures, and a couple of newspapers sent photographers to the school.

During the early 1990s when Celtic had their own brush with financial mortality, newspapers sent journalists across the globe to chase down scandal related to Celtic's imminent demise.

Yet here is a curious fact: not one of the editors of those 50-odd London newspapers sent a journalist to Belgium with a brief to send home timely reports of what happened.

So he is putting ads in newspapers, sending out fliers and trying to contact everyone in the city who has applied for unemployment insurance in the last few months.

But turnover has drifted down, and the news that recent surges in television advertising were not enjoyed by newspapers sent Trinity's share price back down to 2009 levels.

It grew out of The Associated Press's city wire, which, back when New York had about a dozen newspapers, sent reporters to work school board meetings and police precincts and to stalk the halls of city agencies.