Sentence examples for such as newspaper from inspiring English sources

Another mistake, related to the first, was to cut the White House budget for "frills" such as newspaper subscriptions and television sets.

Culture secretary John Whittingdale said he was not to blame for the move, pointing the finger instead at pressure from commercial rivals such as newspaper publishers.

Tony Hall, the BBC Director-General, has promised a more "open BBC" which will collaborate with rivals such as newspaper groups, as the corporation responds to a 20% licence fee cut.

"Only if items such as newspaper reviews, a discussion about snoring, a Monopoly championship and discussions about teleshopping were categorised as 'news and current affairs' did the station achieve its 16-hour target," said Harrison.

Second row is for the slightly less important, such as newspaper fashion editors, deputy editors of international fashion magazines and the celebrities' partners and children (kids are cute and all but they don't deserve valuable front-row real estate).

"Multiple drafts of a given poem frequently reveal not only the creative process through alterations and corrections but also indicate the day, time and location of composition as well as sources of inspiration, such as newspaper articles, opera tickets, photographs and restaurant receipts,"  the Library of Congress, where he donated his papers in the late 1990s, noted in a summary.

TfL has experimented with letting travellers use their cards to pay for small items, such as newspapers and snacks.

He added: "Organisations that have come under flak recently, such as newspapers and MPs, want to get their revenge.

Some should be primary sources, which means non-academic material such as newspapers, interviews, cave paintings, train timetables, statistics.

It also remains the advertising medium of choice of many marketing departments - including those of rival media such as newspapers.

Explore how other media, such as newspapers, and campaign tours of the country, were used to influence voters.