Sentence examples for paper named from inspiring English sources

Neither paper named the hospital or challenged Mrs. Clinton's account.

The paper named your prize: a dime, a quarter or 50 cents.

The paper named five Thai nationals who were also killed but added that some bodies had still not been identified.

The paper named a system called Remotegate and claimed that the Americans were using tools designed to tackle international terrorism.

If some of us who were little in the seventies got ideas about friendship from Ernie and Bert, we got ideas about how a democracy functions from a "sad little scrap of paper" named Bill.

The shake-up of The Washington Post continued on Tuesday as the paper named two managing editors, including one from outside the newspaper and another who becomes the first woman to hold that position in its newsroom.

Mr. Remez and Ms. Ginor said they came across the paper naming Mr. Abbas while researching Soviet involvement in the Middle East.

Biologists who published the paper naming the new species did so in the most recent issue of Basteria, the journal of the Netherlands Malacological Society.

Cope's paper naming his Ornithochirus species was published in 1872, just five days after Marsh's paper.

GIORGIO ARMANI It's no wonder the Italian papers name-check him as "Re Giorgio" (King Giorgio).

However, there have been few research studies assessing the effectiveness of the military nurses' operational role and no papers naming the core values and characteristics.