Sentence examples for remarkable newspaper from inspiring English sources
It certainly is at The New York Times, where each year hundreds of daughters energize the building with their presence and produce their own remarkable newspaper.
He wrote "In Patagonia" and "The Songlines" and a collection of remarkable newspaper pieces whose reportage is elevated (twisted, some complained) into a vision of what is implied, shaped and connected beyond what is quite seen.
When a group of wealthy, politically connected local businessmen bought The Philadelphia Inquirer in April 2012, there were concerns that they would use its influence to further their own interests, ruining what was left of a once remarkable American newspaper.
Mazher Mahmood, the award-winning investigative reporter who attracted a mixture of accolades and abuse for a remarkable range of newspaper exposés, is now exposed himself as a law-breaker.
At first glance, it seems remarkable that any newspaper so rammed full of pictures of assorted near-naked models, pop stars and Z-list "celebs" can still manage to generate any interest in an undressed actor.
— Don Van Natta Jr. (@DVNJr) February 17 , 2012In addition to his remarkable contributions in newspaper articles and video reports, Mr. Shadid's coverage of the upheaval in the Arab world over the past year was also supplemented by a series of thoughtful posts on his own Twitter account.
This was a remarkable oversight by newspapers that have made so much of journalistic freedom throughout the Leveson saga.
In a remarkable interview with Spanish newspaper El Pais, Calatrava was asked whether he had recovered from his Reichstag experience.
Now it is to vanish after a 51-year history that says much about the remarkable world of British newspaper and magazine publishing.
This is a remarkable thing for a newspaper to do.
By the start of the 21st century, bridge had become so commonplace that it was no longer a remarkable phenomenon and most newspapers in the United States and Great Britain carried regular columns.
