Sentence examples for paper's name from inspiring English sources

The paper's name was written in red and yellow.

(The company then recast itself as Village Voice Media. It seems to like the paper's name more than the people).

Still, at least the rankings lived up to the paper's name by including only one Indy contributor.

The Gazetta was purchased in 1895 by two of its editors, Luigi Roux and Alfred Frassati, who changed the paper's name to La Stampa.

But the new calculations consider so-called branded editions, which are local and regional papers that have their own titles but are branded under a larger paper's name.

Journalists with The Examiner said they were saddened that the paper's name and its logo -- an eagle -- would adorn an unknown, unproven entity.

'What in Toilet-Paper's name are you DOING?!' 'Uhh... stabbing this chunk of meat?' 'Why?' 'Dunno!

Use a sheet of paper with each player's name on it to record their score for the round.

The paper's current name didn't come into being until 1967, when both the New York Times and the Washington Post Company took control of the paper.

The SEA managed to penetrate the paper's domain name registrar, Melbourne IT, and alter DNS records for the Times, putting some of its websites out of service for hours.

He was also troubled that, among the paper's 13 named authors, there was not a single humanist involved.