Sentence examples for the paper named from inspiring English sources

The paper named your prize: a dime, a quarter or 50 cents.

The paper named five Thai nationals who were also killed but added that some bodies had still not been identified.

The paper named a system called Remotegate and claimed that the Americans were using tools designed to tackle international terrorism.

The shake-up of The Washington Post continued on Tuesday as the paper named two managing editors, including one from outside the newspaper and another who becomes the first woman to hold that position in its newsroom.

A video by The Mirror showed the man, who the paper named as Mohammed Jaffa, from Herat in Afghanistan, later being attended to by paramedics and being taken away by the ambulance, with his wife journeying to hospital in a police car.

The case dates back to 2006, when two men -- the News of the World's royal reporter, Clive Goodman, and a private investigator working for the paper named Glenn Mulcaire -- were charged with illegally intercepting voice-mail messages from the cellphones of aides to members of the royal family.

Biologists who published the paper naming the new species did so in the most recent issue of Basteria, the journal of the Netherlands Malacological Society.

Mr. Remez and Ms. Ginor said they came across the paper naming Mr. Abbas while researching Soviet involvement in the Middle East.

The paper names former Labour home secretary Alan Johnson as the highest paid, receiving £58,767 between the start of 2010 and the end of 2014.

The paper names the tweeters but supplies no other descriptive information (e.g., job titles, affiliations, locations) about them, which makes it extremely difficult to judge their credibility.

The other paper named N. rex, a second species which Marsh based on YPM 1915 (also called 1925 in Galton, 2007), a complete thigh bone.