Ví dụ về việc sử dụng One newspaper trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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The businessman owns one newspaper.
Not just one newspaper, but five.
How many of us read just one newspaper?
One newspaper reported that it had been the worst weather in 34 years.
Read at least one newspaper every day.
One newspaper outlet even created a task force just for me.”.
Search more than one newspaper at the same time.
One newspaper company recently even put out two full page advertisements.
And why is there only one newspaper article?
I only read one newspaper, La Repubblica, which is a middle class paper.
Some people see beauty and hope in his simple andhonest face,” one newspaper wrote.
I wanted to buy one newspaper but found that I didn't have enough change.
Nearly half of all counties- 1,449- have only one newspaper, usually a weekly.
I wanted to buy one newspaper but found that I don't have enough change.
Nearly half all counties in the U.S.?-? 1,449?-?have only one newspaper, and it's usually a weekly.
One newspaper man wrote that it was just“too much airplane for one man to fly.”.
When Mr Meng was appointed two years ago, one newspaper here wrote that it would"promote understanding overseas of China's justice system".
One newspaper compared it to blaming divorce lawyers for the high number of marriage breakdowns.
Whenever the large advertisers in a city choose to favour one newspaper over another with their business, the favoured newspaper will flourish while its competitor dies.
One newspaper stated that the release of the song was abandoned after it emerged that the executive producer had directed pornographic movies.
Here in London, one newspaper reflected the varying views of President Obama's policies.
One newspaper, Il Fatto Quotidiano, headlined its story“The Last Days of Pompeii,” the title of classic 1834 book by Edward Bulwer-Lytton about the death of the ancient city.
At the time, one newspaper called his presidential bid the most“ludicrous, ridiculous, and uninteresting” campaign ever.
One newspaper ran an article asking,“‘Ought a convicted adulteress and her paramour husband to be placed in the highest offices of this free and Christian land?'”.
An evil suicide game” was how one newspaper described the“Momo challenge”, a so-called game that supposedly involved children receiving a series of threatening and increasingly dangerous instructions from an anonymous contact on their smartphone.
One newspaper dubbed coconuts"the killer fruit."[4] Historical reports of actual death by coconut nonetheless date back to the 1770s.[5] Coconuts also played a lethal role in the South Pacific during World War II.
A month after Giap's warning, which only one newspaper in Vietnam was willing to publish, a second retired general issued a similar letter calling on the party leadership to reconsider allowing a permanent Chinese presence in the middle of the country.
There was only one newspaper in what is now the United States, the Boston Newsletter and they covered it exhaustively, as did the London papers at the time.
Roden quotes one newspaper advert in 1657 that described the drink as“having many excellent virtues, closes the orifice of the stomach, fortifies the heart within, helping digestion, quickens the spirits…”.