Sentences with phrase «newspapers ran stories»

Then Nordic breeds became the dogs everyone was afraid of, after newspapers ran stories about people being attacked by roving packs of huskies or malamutes in Canada.

Although often wildly inaccurate — newspapers ran stories without checking facts or independently confirming accounts — they pulled civilians into the war.

Both newspapers ran stories Sunday outlining how Cambridge academic Aleksander Kogan made an app called «thisisyourdigitallife» that prompted users to answer questions for a psychological profile.

The Guardian newspaper ran a story yesterday on the back of a Freedom of Information request from Charlton Athletic Supporters Trust who have been -LSB-...]

When your local newspaper runs a story that has relevance to social - emotional learning (even if SEL is not referred to specifically in the article), consider submitting a letter to the editor that makes the connection to these issues.

While the program was initiated at the end of 1994, public interest did not start until mid-1995, when a local television station and newspaper ran a story about it.

The Winnipeg Free Press newspaper ran a story yesterday titled «Seven Questions for David Suzuki.»

I remember the Penn State newspaper ran some stories about the initial inquiry.

Today, the Times and other newspapers run stories about how Americans are coping with their economic, not ecological, anxieties.

In one situation, they were asked what they would do if a foreign language newspaper ran a story saying their company — a telecommunications firm dual listed in Canada and the U.S. — is accused of bribing the former telecommunications minister in a country they are new to operating in to obtain a key licence.

Not exact matches

The country's newspapers and its state - run news agency, KCNA, have also steered clear of the games, though written stories and still photographs are not subject to the same restrictions as television.

They would first get the attention of the local gay market through ads and stories run in local gay newspapers and magazines and through their support of social and fund - raising events to which gays would normally be attracted.

At least three major newspapers ran long stories probing the family behind XL.

This appeared to be updated in later versions of the newspaper, where the story ran on an inside page.

Sun Sentinel Newspaper Apologizes for Running Front Page Gun Show Advert Alongside Parkland Victim Story

Now, Religion News Service is reporting that Falwell personally killed a story that was going to run in the campus newspaper, The Liberty Champion, about the event.

Not only did a recent edition of the Religion and Ethics Newsweekly devote a segment to religious pacifism, but a number of local newspapers throughout the country have run stories on this topic.

I thought of this when running through my files looking for an illustration for a column I write for our diocesan newspaper, and finding a story from the bright, stylish, and very intelligent magazine New Scientist with the headline «Dear God, please confirm what I already believe.»

Over the weekend, many newspapers ran an Associated Press story by religion correspondent Rachel Zoll, about the emerging conflicts between same - sex marriage and religious freedom — such as are exemplified in the unfortunate decision last week by the New Mexico supreme court in Elane Photography v. Willock.

Over the weekend, many newspapers ran an Associated Press story by religion correspondent Rachel Zoll, about the emerging conflicts between same - sex marriage and religious freedom — such as are exemplified in the unfortunate decision last week by the New Mexico supreme court in Elane....

Watch out if you book my players, or refuse to give penalties — coz this will just prove the conspiracy theory, and the BBC and newspapers will run with the story till the end of the season.

«Danish newspapers ran numerous stories about a concrete offer, but Dortmund have not contacted us,» he said.

The former Arsenal star told voetbalzone.nl: «Danish newspapers ran numerous stories about a concrete offer, but Dortmund have not contacted us.»

Last week, French newspaper L'Equipe ran the story that the 18 - year - old had told the club he wanted a move this summer, but nothing else has seemed to come of it.

Columnist for the «Sun» Kelvin MacKenzie oversaw the newspaper when it ran a front - page story four days after the 1989 Hillsborough tragedy, headlined «The Truth».

An «Insider» says Arsenal will have to pay $ 60m to sign exciting 21 - year - old attacker, but then when we do the sums that is indeed the same as the # 53m — just another case of one newspaper having a load of little bloggy things and running the same story through all of them.

Spanish newspaper Marca has been running extensive news stories and features about Jose Mourinho's exit from Real Madrid for the past week but there still remains much confusion about Mourinho's status within the Santiago Bernabeu.

If you can't get any of the media to cover this as a story, try writing it as an opinion piece for the largest newspaper in town (if they won't run it, go to the next largest paper, and keep going until someone runs it.)

The Democrat made known his intention to run to The New York Times the very newspaper that broke the story of his soliciting high - end prostitutes — in an interview this evening.

In the recent UK phone hacking saga the running has been made by two newspapers — notably the Guardian with some support in moving the story on at critical junctures from the New York Times.

These are the pictures that will be going on the website, social media, newspapers may be running it in their stories, they could wind up on your mail pieces etc..

Here is a newspaper story that explains how she happened to file to run.

«I wouldn't put any money on it,» he told Radio 4's Broadcasting House on Sunday, when asked why two Sunday newspapers were running stories saying he would like to succeed Theresa May.

In 1863, so the story goes, a New York billiards supplier ran a newspaper ad offering «a handsome fortune,» ten thousand dollars in gold, to anyone who could come up with a suitable alternative for ivory.

Folha de S.Paulo, a major Brazilian newspaper, contacted Cohen and ran a front - page story.

Probably at least once if you've read the news: long - running studies show that just over half of US newspaper stories contain at least one error.

The German - language newspaper Die Welt had run the story on Wednesday, following a press conference by the museum.

And after the offer was picked up by a number of national newspapers, The Sun ran a story quoting Vorderman as saying: «I'm the new arse of Toyboy Warehouse.

Nicole, a newspaper journalist, spends much of the film running from Milo and working on an investigative story that is supposed to prove she's a great reporter.

Education Week, the newspaper of record for American education, ran 63 stories mentioning «achievement gaps» in the first six months of this year.

The troubling news about the ineffectiveness of tutoring arrived via an Associated Press story that ran in the Washington Post and other newspapers around the nation.

The mag's Twitter feed, run by the digital editor, posts stories from its site, but also from other magazines and newspapers.

Today, Patrick's Shelter Stories runs in 700 newspapers around the world, twice a year — both the first week of May and the first week of November — to highlight the stories of some 10 million cats and dogs (among countless other species, like rabbits and guinea pigs), who wind up in animal shelters eacStories runs in 700 newspapers around the world, twice a year — both the first week of May and the first week of November — to highlight the stories of some 10 million cats and dogs (among countless other species, like rabbits and guinea pigs), who wind up in animal shelters eacstories of some 10 million cats and dogs (among countless other species, like rabbits and guinea pigs), who wind up in animal shelters each year.

On May 30, 2008, the Telegraph newspaper ran a misleading story... which incorrectly and falsely described analysis provided by the SITE Intelligence Group.

I have a short story running in Sunday's newspaper providing a print update on the note I added to an earlier post here on North Pole ice trends.

Around 3 months ago our newspaper Del Norte Triplicate ran a story on fires that started last year up in Oregon and detailed each fire incident as they ocurred going south in our geographical area (southern oregon and northern california).

One would think that if you could find a sympathetic reporter at a major daily newspaper to run a «Scientists won't release unchecked data, even after FOIA request» story, there might be some public shame that would come into play to elicit release of hidden information.

As a business columnist in the Globe and Mail in the 1990s, Corcoran was reported to run shrieking into the managing editor's office any time a (well - documented) science story crept into the pages of what was then the nation's only national newspaper.

The investigation tries to reflect the complexity and historical context of the story, and runs to some 28,000 words — of which around half appeared in the printed newspaper.

Newspapers periodically run stories based on such information.