weekly tribune造句

• He described the Weekly Tribune as " an accessory " in a crime.
• From 1991 to 1996, Trano served as Chief Political Editor of the weekly Tribune Juive ( Jewish Tribune ).
• Baer consolidated his weekly Enterprise with the weekly Tribune, but after a year, in 1929, Baer sold his interest to Adams.
• Earlier this month, the independent weekly Tribune newspaper was suspended from publishing for a year for allegedly operating without a valid registration certificate.
• In 1961, in a letter to the left-wing weekly Tribune, he confessed what he called his " sincere and utter hatred " for England.
• The widespread circulation of important newspapers by mail, such as the " New York Weekly Tribune, " facilitated coordination among politicians in different states.
• In 1886, the " Duluth Weekly Tribune " stated that the Hotel La Perl had gained a  first-class reputation under the management of John Gieriet.
• His age at the time of his death was in some dispute, as his obituary in the " Waco Semi-Weekly Tribune " said : " How old was he.
• The " Waco Semi-Weekly Tribune " maintained that a number of black Waco residents attended, a claim that historian Grace Hale of the University of Virginia sees as dubious.
• A writer for the " Waco Semi-Weekly Tribune " defended the lynching, stating that Washington deserved to die and that blacks should view Washington's death as a warning against crime.
• One factor in establishing the paper nationally was the " Weekly Tribune ", created in September, 1841 when the " Log Cabin " and " The New-Yorker " were merged.
• Godbe's " Utah Magazine " became the " Mormon Weekly Tribune " and in 1873 three anti-Mormon newcomers from Kansas bought it and it became " The Salt Lake Tribune ".
• Mark Seddon, editor of the left-wing weekly Tribune and a successful dissident candidate for the party's national executive committee, complained that party members were being turned into " identikit robots ."
• Offering prizes like strawberry plants and gold pens to salesmen, the " Weekly Tribune " reached a circulation of 50, 000 within 10 years, outpacing the " Herald " s weekly edition.
• Horace Greeley, in the May 25 issue of the " New-York Weekly Tribune ", reported it as an end to the " most original and thoughtful periodical ever published in this country ".
• According to a report in the French weekly Tribune Juive ( The Jewish Tribune ) to be published later this week, the pact foresees an Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights staged over 10 years.
• After a day or so, Adams'family began searching the city for him, placing notices in several newspapers such as the " New York Courier and Enquirer " and the " New York Weekly Tribune " notifying people he was missing.
• The " New York Weekly Tribune " on May 19, 1849 described the new dollar as " undoubtedly the neatest, tiniest, lightest, coin in this country . . . it is too delicate and beautiful to pay out for potatoes, and sauerkraut, and salt pork.
• Before the tournament started two commentators wrote that the winner should be regarded as " the World s Chess Champion "; one was Captain Hugh Alexander Kennedy, one of the tournament's organizers and competitors, while the other was the " Liberty Weekly Tribune " in Missouri.