Sentence examples for sun papers from inspiring English sources

The Sun papers have always provided outstanding war coverage, particularly in World War II.

Papers reviewed by Frank Gardner, BBC Security Correspondent, Amol Rajan, editor of The Independent, and Jane Moore, columnist on The Sun. Papers reviewed by Polly Toynbee, Guardian columnist, Jane Moore, Sun columnist and Ben Chacko, Morning Star editor.

As for Kevin Chan, he buys 10 cases a week from Wing Sun Paper, which is in Linden Hill, Queens.

Plastics factories in China and the Philippines, mostly, but also from a local army of paper supply importers like Wing Sun Paper, Imperial Bag and Paper Company and Dynasty Supermarket Corporation.

The South African ambassador to Uganda, a former columnist for South Africa's Sunday Sun paper, has been found guilty of hate speech for an anti-gay article.

The following day the results were printed in the local Williamsport Sun paper with as much enthusiasm as it covered Major League baseball.

While millions kept to the air-conditioned comfort of homes or sought relief in refrigerated theaters, shady parks, beaches or country retreats, there were many who challenged the day in shorts, tank tops and sunglasses, getting out to roller-blade, jog, stroll or just sit in the sun with the Sunday papers.

He set up a telescope — a relatively new invention — and projected a six-inch image of the sun onto paper.

(p29) THE SUN The paper splashes on former BBC 1 controller Peter Salmon's departure from his marriage to start a relationship with Sarah Raquel Watts Lancashirere.

After some hours of exposure to the sun, the paper would be developed, resulting in a negative image of black lines; a number of impressions could be struck from a single glass plate in this manner.

FURY (Morrow, $24) introduces Frank Corso, a discredited New York journalist who has washed up at The Seattle Sun (a paper that hires from "the absolute bottom of the food chain") with nothing left to lose.