Newspaper in a sentence

According to French newspaper Le Parisien, the woman came to the police station but refused to provide information.

According to the presidential media aide, the report was twisted to satisfy the preconceived notions of the newspaper.

A campaign had been launched in The Sun newspaper to find his surviving family members so they could attend his funeral.

An anonymous source shared the "large cache" of documents -- dubbed "the Oligarch files" -- with the newspaper, it reported.

A second Tory attempt to masquerade as a local newspaper has been uncovered as voters go to the polls in three by-elections.

A photographer working for German newspaper Deutsche Welle in Donetsk was reportedly wounded in a Russian cluster bomb attack.

And VW was reported by the German newspaper to be in preliminary talks with Renault about building a low-cost electric vehicle.

An Israeli newspaper recently described the steps some U.S. officials are taking to help Israel overcome the reciprocity issue.

A second victim was named as Lucie Špindlerová, a proof reader for the newspaper Lidové Noviny.

It was sponsored by The Irish Times newspaper, and presented by Kevin Myers, then a columnist with that newspaper.

And while she told one newspaper that it will be 'a merry Christmas, but a small one', I and my enormous shopping list have other ideas.

A knifeman who admitted wounding his victim has lost his complaint over a weekly newspaper’s decision to describe the crime as “malicious”.

The advertisement for her newspaper stated that the Review was a bright, clean newspaper, published along liberal lines.

The original quotation, in which Mr. Dooley described the function of the newspaper: “Th’ newspaper does ivrything f’r us.

A parent told the local newspaper the school was infringing young people’s human rights.

The newspaper said they worked to get another round of the newspaper printed and redistributed around town.

The Moskovskiye Vedomosti newspaper appeared from 1756, originally in weekly intervals, and from 1859 as a daily newspaper.

The Newspaper Guild is a labor union for journalists and other newspaper workers, with over 30,000 members in North America.

The editor of that newspaper was arrested and the newspaper was required to print a photograph in which Conté looked healthy.

A police spokeswoman newspaper that police were responding to the incidents, however, no arrests have been announced at the time of this reporting.