20 adjectives to describe dailies

As an instance of this, I will just state that it has not been a very long time since, in looking over the columns of one of our principal dailies, I saw something among the personals which seemed to touch my interests in, a very decided way.

His land draweth unto itself every land; the South cometh sailing down the river thereto, and the North, steered thither by winds, cometh daily to make festival therein according to the command of the God thereof, who is the Lord of peace therein.

The venerable gentleman, who wears gold spectacles and reads a conservative daily, prefers confiscation to emancipation.

"And aye with that luxurious fire you fed Your dangerous longing daily, crumb by crumb; Nor ever cared that still above your head The shadow grew; for that your lips were dumb.

He could turn as sudden and perfect a somersault as did Mr. DANA, when he transformed the Sun in a single night from a decent daily to what it now is.

Being the dominant daily, news came naturally to the NT.

And this evil daily increased.

He purchased Goa's only extant Portuguese-language daily, O Heraldo, not so much for love of the language or its dwindling local readership, but evidently for the intrinsic value of its press and its centrally-located premises.

It was the custom of that place to consign a female daily to the jaws of a sea-monster, for the purpose of averting the wrath of one of their gods; and as it was thought that the god would be appeased if they brought him one of singular beauty, the mariners of the ship seized with avidity on the sleeping Angelica, and carried her off, together with the old man.

I had been speaking to some wealthier Goans, my idea of launching a broadsheet weekly, which would, over a period, be converted to a full-fledged daily.

MORE OBJECTIONS ANSWERED Swadeshmitran is one of the most influential Tamil dailies of Madras.

The word "Scourer," nevertheless, might be an allowable corruption of "Esquire," when applied to any of the proprietors of that mephitic daily, The Sun. Pickerel.

Great metropolitan dailies gravely present as an argument in favor of unrestricted immigration, the proposition that "if" the cheaper immigrants would but go upon our "waste" land (which they refuse to do), and raise food by European methods the problem of the rising cost of food in the cities would be solved.

On his return from Fitero he continued in El Contemporáneo, and shortly after entered a ministerial daily, the irksome duties of which charge he bore with resignation.

There are numerous other dailies of more or less influence and circulation, and all the trades and occupations have organs, as in the United States.

"It is a fact well known to all our most widely circulated photographic dailies that the German gunners waste a power of ammunition.

Subsequently, he has shifted to working at the prominent Bangalore-based daily, Deccan Herald.

Svenska Morgonbladet, another religious daily, opposes Vart Land, and represents the dissenters from the established church.

The doves could be fed whilst Reuben was by his sideindeed Reuben could be very useful in this matter, for he had been accustomed to visit the aviary daily with his mamma, and the pretty birds knew him and were not as afraid of him as they were of his big brother Marten.

In 1932 Antonio Vincente D'Cruz started a small-sized daily named Konknni Bulletin.

20 adjectives to describe  dailies