Sentence examples for told a paper from inspiring English sources

Through her lawyer, she told a paper: "They are treating me in a way that will leave permanent damage to my body".

While playing for Northwestern, Kafka told a paper in Alabama, on the eve of a game against Auburn, "I've had a few classes where professors have asked — there's no relation".

The premier is demanding Gordon quit parliament and allow a byelection, but the MP has told a paper in his electorate, the Western Cape Bulletin, that he won't bow to pressure.

Cutting British forces in Afghanistan too quickly could "endanger" progress at a critical time, the UK's top commander there has told a paper.

(The club issued a heated denial and threatened to sue the papers. "There is a lot of jealousy about what we have achieved," Advocaat told a Scottish paper).

"I cry every night," one resident told a local paper.

"I wanted to stay but things are different now," he told a Bosnian paper.

In 1992, Saddiqi told a local paper that, in Islam, "we do not have a liberal mosque, a conservative mosque.

Mr Rajapaksa, the defence secretary, told a local paper on March 27th that regional autonomy would be a threat.

"There won't be any crowds this year, no traffic jam," Miharu's mayor, Yoshinori Suzuki, told a local paper last week.

He told a Sunday paper: "The philosophy of the ceremony is to put athletes at the heart of it.