Sentence examples for repeated newspaper from inspiring English sources

They dismiss the most usually repeated newspaper descriptions of my living arrangements and I welcome this judgment.

His inspirational story of confronting the killer was repeated in newspapers across the country, including this one.

The news was repeated in newspapers and on television and radio, where it was also reported that Williams "broke the Nets' N.B.A. franchise record".

The accusations stem from a central fear repeated in newspapers and blogs here: that the notes and videotapes the journalists gathered in China before their ill-fated venture to the border fell into the hands of the authorities, potentially compromising the identities of refugees and activists dedicated to spiriting people out of the North.

Be careful what you say, it will be repeated in newspapers all over the world and every burst of anger will be played on YouTube.

But it did not repeat the newspaper rule that 51% of the equity must be held by a single Indian investor.

New regulations in America will also make life harder for domestic and foreign banks there.At the risk of repeating this newspaper's mistake of 1963, this report will argue that investment banking's most profitable days are in the past.

There are remarkable parallels that both spell peril for the incumbent healthcare providers if they repeat the newspaper companies' mistakes and create massive new opportunities such as those I outlined earlier in pieces about The Most Important Organization in Silicon Valley No One Has Heard About and Hotwire for Surgery.

The newspaper repeated its predecessor's commitment to the notion of a civil society.

Despite the frequency with which this is repeated - from newspaper columns to saloon bar arguments - it is a fallacious argument.

After the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) said such an outcome was very likely in the assessment of the state of climate science that it made in 2007, onlookers (including this newspaper) repeated the claim with alarm.