Sentences with phrase «page of my newspaper there»

On the front page of my newspaper there was a full page ad for Rogers.

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Think of everything that your business puts out there on the internet as copy, not just your newspaper ads or sales pages.

0,000 in ad revenue related to the week (including a full page of paid church notices) but, being a newspaper of scrupulous integrity, did not let that influence its studied indifference to there being anything noteworthy about Holy Week and Passover.

The conclusive proof of the existence and more importantly the effects of the widespread breakdown of parental responsibility (even where there were two parents) and also of the catastrophic consequences of the encouragement of lone parenting, was described in detail on the front page of The Times newspaper of Saturday August 13.

For example, there was a heated discussion on the subject on the Letters pages of my local (secular) newspaper, The Herald, in Glasgow.

Let forget that as long as there is no Niger Delta person to rescue among them, if he Asari is not a fool cause only a fool and a bastaard make mouth on the page of newspaper tomorrow he should enter Sambisa forest and stop making noise.

However, there were others who welcomed Trump, with one of the Buddhist organisations placing a full - page newspaper advertisement wishing him long life.

There is another feature which needs to be addressed and that's the letters pages of newspapers.

Tory officials are cautious over the history of many of the men on the party's front bench team, and there has been considerable relief that the images of George Osborne and Mr Cameron in their formal wear have not been seen on newspaper pages for some time.

There was none of the fevered, front page hysteria which would have greeted a newspaper exclusive.

The front page of a newspaper stated that one voluntary body had said that people should not plan for a pregnancy — should postpone pregnancy, in effect — and there was a response to that from the Royal College of General Practitioners.

«On the pages of newspapers, the two leaders have consistently denied any feud; but somebody close to them has told me there is a crisis between them,» he said.

As you can imagine, there's a lot of demand for this kind of person, given that our whole society seems centered around financial worth — we're all reliant on the stock market for our retirement, cures to diseases only happen if they increase shareholder value, and the latest murder has been replaced by the latest merger on the front page of every major newspaper on the planet.

Were i live there will be just a small corner of the newspaper with this news and almost a entire page about the new freaking iPhone.

There is no press about it or it's not on the front page of the newspaper.

For example, call your puppy for a body - position sequence with variable length stays in each position whenever there are advertisements on the television, or every time you open the fridge, make a cup of tea, turn a page of the newspaper, or send an e-mail.

There was so much of a fuss by readers, that the newspaper wrote a front page story saying it was restoring my column to print.

For those who might question the relevance of such a show in their lives, Times art critic Christopher Knight delivered an opening line of his review that read: «Given deplorable declarations of American xenophobia now splashed across newspaper front pages, clogging social media outlets and upending television news shows, there could be no more impeccable a moment for a retrospective of Jimmie Durham's art.»

The shops, for example, have their language, there are shops that are like pages of newspapers or like the voice of an encyclopaedia - there are cheese shops that have on display hundreds of cheeses, all different, each with its name attached.

When I was coming of age in the mid-twentieth century, there was usually some authority doing the work for you, whether a silver - haired anchorman on the nightly news or the printed front page of a newspaper.

The PR firm tries to generate «buzz» about some press releases, get them out to the wire services, and from there onto the front pages of newspapers and magazines.

I think we can safely assume that if there was even one model that showed anything like a reasonable agreement with observations the alarmist propaganda machine would have made sure that it was on the front page of every newspaper in the land and at the top of every news bulletin.

The only safe way for a lawyer to operate is to assume there is [no security] and you are Tweeting to the front page of your newspaper or website.

There is a useful review of the subject in Michael A. Banks, «Small - town newspapers online: smaller newspapers have been slower to jump on the online bandwagon, largely due to the high cost of converting pages to digital format and extracting text with OCR software,» Online 30 (1): 34 (January 1, 2006).

Since my arrangement with the newspaper does not allow me to republish it for a period of time anywhere but on my own blog, you can read it on my blog, or on the Free Press site, or on the Canoe technology news page (although this weeks article is not yet there at the time I write this.)

«And quite frankly, if these numbers applied to any group of non-indigenous kids in Sydney or Melbourne, there would be pages of newspaper print and no amount of money, resources or political effort spared to address the issue.

It used to be that you'd see real estate agent faces just in the pages of newspapers and magazines, but now you see them on park benches, billboards, shopping carts — really, anywhere there's a flat surface and someone willing to sell you space on that flat surface for an «affordable» (i.e., very, very large) monthly fee.