Sentence examples for started an alternative from inspiring English sources
"We started an alternative newspaper there, and I became the managing editor," Harder told me.
That "is why Donald Rumsfeld started an alternative intelligence unit in the Pentagon to seek an alternative judgment," she said.
Unlike most of his peers, Mr. Bursey never got a nine-to-five job; instead he founded "progressive" organizations and started an alternative weekly newspaper.
In the late 1980s, he, along with his brother Russ Smith, started an alternative weekly newspaper called The New York Press, which they later sold.
His journalism career began in 1983, when he started an alternative tabloid called The Brooklyn Free Press, a one-man operation that was critical of city officials.
Competing with the bishop's fund, Voice of the Faithful has now started an alternative fund, called Voice of Compassion, for Catholics like Mr. Zirkel who are reluctant to donate to diocesan headquarters but still want to help Catholic causes.
David Santin, a sophomore at Rutgers who is starting an alternative rock band, uses e-mail to send out copies of his band's latest songs.
Michael Feinberg Teacher After starting an alternative education program with 50 fifth-grade students at a public school in Houston in 1994, Michael Feinberg has won acclaim for those efforts.
A spokeswoman said last week that the Chancellor wanted to make it easier for any group of parents and teachers to start an alternative school.
It's perhaps just as remarkable that his rediscoverer should be Kennedy, a fiction writer whose most recent novel was "The Exes," an appealing but slight tale of four Bostonians who start an alternative rock band.
To help school districts fill vacancies in such perennially hard-to-fill fields as foreign languages, mathematics and science, Pace University and the Putnam/ Northern Westchester Board of Cooperative Educational Services are starting an alternative teacher certification program in March.
