Sentence examples for one newspaper for from inspiring English sources

Gordon Baltimore, a former US Marine who runs the remote 784-acre centre, told one newspaper: 'For 30 days the patient is nothing but a robot.

Can it be right that a senior Football Association official is allowed to share his views with one newspaper, for which he is paid handsomely no doubt - especially when the players themselves were banned from doing columns during Euro 2004 and the World Cup in Germany?

But this was one small group of people on one newspaper paying for a sin that amounted to business-as-usual on most popular papers.

He made his case, apparently, because, with the exception of only one newspaper known for its strong conservative editorial view, Japan's major dailies all supported sharp reductions in connection fees.

Even Johnson, who famously wrote one newspaper column arguing for Brexit and one against it before settling on the former, couldn't manage that.

One newspaper mocked Balls for playing children's music, failing to distinguish music about children from music for children.

One newspaper was cited for publishing a photograph of dead hostages being taken away from the site of the siege.

It was hardly straightforward either for Manchester United's predecessors at Newton Heath bearing in mind they finished bottom in their first two seasons and, in a move Sir Alex Ferguson would undoubtedly approve of, took one newspaper to court for complaining their style was "not football but simple brutality".

A red light for one newspaper.

In one newspaper, Auerbach praised Jackson for not ruining the bounty he was given.

While most major cities have just one newspaper, The Globe competes for readers and ads with The Boston Herald.