Sentence examples for papers apart from inspiring English sources

And that sets some papers apart from others".

Tendulkar's contribution merited barely a mention in the local papers, apart from references to his distinction in becoming one of the youngest players in Test history.

The skills that I learned are not only utilized in the workplace; I have written a few other papers apart from the two policy briefs that has helped me ….and ….also in our community, I was able to write up a few papers on financial procedures for running a school and other policy papers that …. will guide those who are involved in the running of the schools where I am a committee member.

It's a good idea to keep things like important papers apart from anything else.

Truly, the Guardian is a paper apart.

Fleet Street - this paper apart - is not big on the public sector.

A full-colour revamp last September was also accompanied by a price rise that saw the Independent become the only £1 daily paper apart from the Financial Times.

With its mix of scare stories, celebrity gossip, self-help features and anti-Blairite Europhobic politics, it had a circulation of 2,340,225 in June, more than any other daily paper apart from the Sun.

To set his paper apart from its more sensational competitors, Ochs adopted the slogan "All the News That's Fit to Print" (first used October 25, 1896) and insisted on reportage that lived up to that promise.

On the eve of the first Moratorium against the war, the Post published a nasty editorial (also not quoted in "Personal History") that tried to set the paper apart from the antiwar movement.

Their share went from 3%to8%8%, in a poll whose results were interpreted, by every paper apart from the Evening Standard, as testament to the fact that voters hate everybody (to put that in Westminster terms, it's a "war of the weak").