Sentence examples for such papers as from inspiring English sources

They blared his name in such papers as the Banner of Light and the Herald of Progress.

'But how am I supposed to do that?' The authorities claim they are organising such papers, as they have done at other camps inside Serbia.

The ad ran in a variety of languages, in such papers as Hoy, El Diario, Korea Times, Aramica, The Daily News, The Amsterdam News, The Riverdale Press, Haiti Observateur, and Newsday's Queens edition.

It is preposterous if the academic future of a student involved in a questionable situation depends on whether that incident is picked up by such papers as the Bridgeport Herald.

Tuesday, there was a huge May Day show of marching, but it was completely ignored by such papers as the New York Times and New York Daily News, resembling once again a traditional protest.

Compare the contributors to the great earlier periodicals, from the Edinburgh and Quarterly Reviews to Eliot's Criterion, with those of modern quarterlies like The Sewanee Review or such papers as The New York Review of Books, the London Review of Books or The Times Literary Supplement.

It was during the two subsequent years he spent in a British internment camp, from the ages of 17 to 19, that Piene began to paint, using a watercolour box and such paper as he could find.

The Fed's purchases have squeezed the supply of risk-free government debt, forcing investors with a particular need for such paper, such as life insurers, to accept much lower yields.

Hultquist's show will highlight a few pieces from the artist's planning period, such as paper collages, as well as three-dimensional sculptures.

Wrap this cardboard with very absorbent paper, such as paper towel, and hoist it up vertically in a corner so that it forms a kind of fort.

Get some plain paper or pre-decorated paper (such as wrapping paper or scrapbook paper).