Sentence examples for star papers from inspiring English sources
We are used to weird editorial decisions by the Express and the Star, papers that no longer have much, if any, credibility.
As ever, there is a bit more to it than pure legal wrangling: the pictures were taken by an agency signed up to Jason Fraser, the former paparazzo now elevated to executive status at Richard Desmond's Express and Star papers.
His contributions to this were signed with an asterisk, and many of them were afterward collected and published in 1855 as "Star Papers; or, Experiences of Art and Nature".
Seven Lectures to Young Men (1844) (a pamphlet) Star Papers (1855) The Independent (1861 63) (periodical, as editor) Eyes and Ears (1862) (collection of letters from the New York Ledger newspaper) * "Freedom and War" (1863) Boston, Ticknor and Fields (1863) Library of Congress catalogue number 70-157361 * "Lectures to Young Men, On Various Important Subjects" New edition with additional lectures.
Four star papers had a controlled design and high quality analysis.
One star papers had small samples with poorer quality analysis or were general reviews of the literature.
Make a Ninja Star (Paper, of course).
Put the firework star, paper and gunpowder in the crafting table to get a firework.
The company puts ads on Star toilet paper to offer a coupon for two free goldfish.
But while VV Brown has the looks of a pop star, on paper she is a mass of contradictions.
(p3) THE STAR The paper reveals that SM TV/CD UK star Cat Deeley is poised to quit the series, and is thought to be being lined up to front the Big Breakfast.
