Sentence examples for paper edited from inspiring English sources

Instead, the front page headline of the paper edited in Glasgow says: "Nicola: I want Tories to win".

He blamed the recurring error on "southern ignoramuses" and suggested that this would not happen "if you still had the paper edited from Manchester".

She has been assigned to work on a section of the paper, edited by Pat, that covers a local neighborhood "abandoned and neglected since the 60's".

He worked for a while as literary editor and as a columnist at the Tribune, a Socialist paper edited by Aneurin Bevan, the leader of the left wing of the Labour Party in Britain and a man Orwell admired.

On the basis of State's suggestions, according to Times Executive Editor Bill Keller, the paper "edited out any information that could identify confidential sources — including informants, dissidents, academics and human rights activists — or otherwise compromise national security".

He tells of Franklin's media beginnings, aged 16, in a series of letters - written under the pseudonym of a widow named Silence Dogood - and published in a Boston paper edited by his brother, the New England Courant.

We will have our papers edited by judges, not editors.

Her furniture was rearranged, her bookshelf and papers edited, her desk emptied and sensibly refilled.

He published 31 medical papers, edited two medical texts and authored a book on shorebird decoys.

Various special-interest groups, among them trade, ethnic, and religious interests, are also served by papers edited expressly for them.

These are the kinds of questions addressed in "Written on the Body," an anthology of academic papers edited by Jane Caplan, a professor of European history at Bryn Mawr College.