Sentence examples for this paper day from inspiring English sources

Through out this paper, "Day 1" of a given study denotes the day when the first dose of a therapeutic agent was given.

"I couldn't believe it," Beach told the paper Thursday.

That is certainly a conclusion one could draw from a full-page advertisement in this paper last Monday and Tuesday.

If Matthew Engel, one of the most original and brilliant sportswriters this country has produced, calls Italia 90 an "unmitigated triumph" for its wider impact - as he did in this paper the day before the final - that will do for us.

Alton, editor of this paper's Sunday sister, the Observer, announced his resignation last Wednesday.

They write a column for this paper's Sunday Review.

Even Ian McEwan used it, in the elegy he wrote in this paper last Saturday.

As for Labour leader Ed Miliband, he was in this paper on Saturday deploring the "arms race" in pay for footballers.

As Ben Goldacre pointed out in this paper on Saturday, while this pope claims condoms "aggravate the problem" of HIV/Aids, two million die a year.

As David Edgar elegantly pointed out in this paper last Saturday, art needs to provoke and disturb, and not always be dressed up in the frilly skirts of accessibility.

I also wish to dissociate myself from the reported views of the CRE chair, Gurbux Singh, who appeared to call in this paper on Monday for forced integration.