Sentence examples for published newspaper from inspiring English sources

The Courant, founded in 1764, is the nation's oldest continuously published newspaper.

The Chillicothe Gazette (1800), the oldest continuously published newspaper in Ohio, is housed in a replica of the first statehouse and maintains a museum of printing.

He said Salon was moving away from a magazine format and into that of a "continuously published newspaper," including the use of news agency reports.

Their self-described "North American ramblings" are presented in an irregularly published newspaper titled The LBM Dispatch, which recalls the documentary-style photography of days long gone.

Members of the Future Heathrow coalition backing the third runway published newspaper advertisements today to counter opposition from cross-party politicians and campaigners.

This has also been the year when Lloyd's List, the world's oldest continuously published newspaper, abandoned print – a 280-year old tradition that began with notices being pinned to the walls of London coffee houses.

The first regularly published newspapers appeared in German cities and in Antwerp about 1609.

Many of the Forty-Eighters in America published newspapers, wrote pamphlets and joined political parties.

He also published newspapers, wrote computer columns and eventually fused the worlds of politics and computing.

Last summer, campers worked on computers, published newspapers, made videos and, in some cases, fulfilled their summer school requirements.

The main published newspapers are The Herald and The Chronicle which are printed in Harare and Bulawayo respectively.