Sentence examples for paper advertised from inspiring English sources

"It's a mark of the NME's altogether legendary status that in 1976, when the paper advertised for 'two hip young gunslingers' to expand its staff, the line of fresh-faced wannabes should have included many an ornament of today's literary establishment," Taylor wrote.

When a local paper advertised the arrival of a six-month-old Hollywood movie ("Sneakers," with Robert Redford), I took a rickety trolley to the foot of the Buda Hills and found an old garage with a white sheet hung from the cinderblock wall and a few dozen happy families seated on wooden benches, unpacking dinner.

When Cicarelli et al.[ 45] attempted to identify (by hand, ultimately, even though the paper advertised an automated method in the title) all the genes that had not been lost or transferred among genomes representative of all life, they ended up with 31 genes, corresponding to about 1% of the genes in a typical prokaryote genome.

Teams of young members sat with laptop computers at strategic points, such as outside mosques, around Cairo to help voters locate their polling places, helping anyone but providing the information on slips of paper advertising their candidates.

Call the local news, get in the paper, advertise, and just spread the word.

At The Boston Globe, the company's second-largest paper, advertising revenue climbed 13.3 percent.

Then she saw an advert in the local paper, advertising for keyworkers for shared housing schemes.

Just ask newspaper owners how their online ad revenue compares with what they can still get for old-fashioned paper advertising.

A woman, a few years younger, stops filling the mailboxes with pens and sheets of paper advertising a new antidepressant and faces him squarely.

Newspaper executives argue that printing and delivering newspapers only on certain days will sharply cut costs while at least preserving some of the paper advertising, which remains far more lucrative than digital ads.

She scribbled and jotted them on household detritus, old envelopes, scraps of wrapping paper, advertising flyers; she fiddled with them endlessly, finally copying them out carefully and storing them up in little packets, mainly for posterity.