Sentence examples for sought newspapers from inspiring English sources

Confederates, too, sought newspapers.

CONCORD, N.H. — Seeking to capitalize on a series of highly sought newspaper endorsements, Senator John McCain is strongly pushing to attract independent voters who helped drive his victory here eight years ago.

"The eggheads," as Carney called them, plotted ways to measure everything from the scope of fundraising networks to the effectiveness of lawn signs and the value of seeking newspaper endorsements.

He remained there only briefly, going from town to town seeking newspaper employment, and was hired by the Erie Gazette.

Similar affiliations will be sought with newspapers in other cities, he said.

"The second thing I'm confident we'll get done next year is immigration reform," Mr. Obama said in an interview he gave as he sought the newspaper's endorsement.

The records included deposit and loan documents but it could not be determined why they were being sought, the newspaper reported.

Participants will be sought via newspaper advertising, public notices, and via referral from medical practitioners and physiotherapists.

He would eagerly seek out newspapers from home and favourite television channels on the useless hotel set; try to find familiar food on foreign menus, and hearty compatriots on the beaches; and in general got away from nothing, if he could help it.

Lawyers for the newspapers sought to quash subpoenas issued to the reporters.

Screaming headlines reporting her murder in 1947 warned of a "werewolf maniac," as this city's five newspapers sought to outscoop one another.