Sentence examples for reported on page from inspiring English sources

Ira's daughter, Samantha, who wants to be in show business, has taken the name April Lalear, and appears to be testifying in a trial reported on page one ("APRIL LALEAR BARES ORGY SECRETS") of the newspaper placed on the reading table next to Ira's bed.

"He wasn't that different from the Republicans at the time". Earlier that day, the New York Times reported on page one that the health care industry has already contributed $2.7 million to Hillary, more than any other candidate in either party.

Coverage of Margaret Thatcher's defiant speech to conference was reported on page four.

That challenge was reported on Page A10; it might well have belonged on Page A1.

Why do you suppose some events are reported on Page 28, while others get front-page coverage?

By Dec. 9, 1942, President Franklin D. Roosevelt was reported on Page 20 to have promised Jewish petitioners eventual punishment of the Nazi murderers.

Michael Engel, Sharon Glotzer and co-authors report on page 109 the self-assembly of the first icosahedral quasicrystal from a one-component system of particles interacting via forces that oscillate with interparticle distance.

As Nick Mathiason reports on page four, shareholder reaction to the proposed has been a bit like trying to force cabbage on your children.

As we report on page 8, Labour is putting up a token effort in the Newark by-election hoping to help Ukip at the Tories' expense.

"The very first risk factor we report on Page 1 are significant losses we may face from catastrophes and severe weather," he said.

A welcome report from the Trades Union Congress, to be published on Monday and on which we report on page 20, argues that it is a mistake to see the problem as one of selfish baby boomers.