Sentence examples for satirical paper from inspiring English sources

The satirical paper The Onion came up with a painfully apt inaugural headline: "BLACK MAN GIVEN NATION'S WORST JOB".

One British satirical paper suggested that applicants should leave their envelopes on the breakfast table, addressed to Dad.

He responded savagely, ridiculing the reviewer, and the publication he was most associated with, a satirical paper called The Corsair.

Wolinski was one of the founders of the biting satirical paper L'Enragé (The Enraged) with the cartoonist Siné (the pen-name of Maurice Sinet).

STARBUCKS once seemed so unstoppable that the Onion, a satirical paper, joked about a new Starbucks opening in the restroom of an existing Starbucks.

Earlier this year, he put together a collection of cartoons from the Mumbai satirical paper, titled "Wit and Wisdom: Pickings from the Parsee Punch".

Expelled from the University of Oxford in 1719 (probably because of his outspoken views and his satirizing the university in verse), Amhurst settled in London and began a series of satirical papers, Terrae Filius ("Son of the Land").

The idea may remind you of the popular "Vox Pop" or "Man on the Street" interviews that many school and community newspapers (and even satirical papers like The Onion) publish, but follow Room for Debate's style to take it further.

Following art school and travels abroad, Jansson drew cartoons for different outlets, including, for fifteen years, the satirical political paper Garm.

Buisson's lawyer has denied they were made "secretly", insisting the Sarkozys knew they were being recorded, and claims the recordings were subsequently stolen and leaked to the satirical weekly paper Le Canard Enchainé.

The satirical weekly paper Gbich captured the fearful mood with a headline on last week's front page: "There is no doubt it will all end in tears, but we are supporting the Elephants anyway".