“The Guardian”造句，怎麼用The Guardian造句

Peter Beaumont The Guardian, Saturday 12 November 2011 Article history.

The Guardian has always collected statistics and data, but traditionally this data has appeared in the newspaper or appeared in a table on a Guardian website.

The Guardian has vowed urgently to go to court to overturn the gag on its reporting.

The Guardian is not the first to point out a few problems with this photo.

The Guardian brought Mohammadi Ashtiani's plight to international attention on 3 July.

The Guardian even gave away free wallcharts of "humanity's long lost ancestor."

The Guardian put allegations of the two clusters of British shootings to the MoD three days ago.

The Guardian newspaper previously reported that Mostafaei's wife was arrested when they were unable to find him.

The Guardian sheathes the entire party in mystical protection, granting each member a temporary bonus to armor, with strength and duration both dependent on the Guardian's constitution attribute.

The Guardian deemed the story newsworthy because of Clarkson's popularity, and because he'd earlier gotten into trouble for calling Brown "a one-eyed Scottish idiot."

The Guardian says that Norway now has the highest proportion of women on boards anywhere in the world, at 44 percent-that's up from 6 percent in 2001.

Hear me! King of Infinite Space! Planetmover! The Foundation of Fastness! Ruler of Earthquakes! The Vanquisher of Terror! The Creator of Panic! Destroyer! The Shining Victor! Son of Chaos and the Void! The Guardian of the Abyss! God of the Outermost Darkness! Lord of Dimensions! Riddle-knower! Guardian of The Secrets!

The Guardian understands the dramatic increase in security was carried out on the basis of an alert that came from a long-term intelligence source who has proved reliable in the past.

The Guardian described the U. S. leader as quote"increasingly isolated" on the world stage, as he defied intense criticism from a litany of world leaders over the war on Iraq.

The Guardian newspaper reported that only 30, 000 of the 80, 000 seats available for that 100m race were on offer to the British public anyway — 1.3 million applied.

(The Guardian, 24.5.95)

From The Guardian May 4, 1996

But over time, the Guardian became a puppet of the Order, and the focus was lost. The Guardian became a warden on all who practiced magic.

This "boldly abstract premise", as The Guardian puts it, got me intrigued almost immediately.

The Guardian, once a Brownite newspaper, had called on his party to “cut him loose”.

The Guardian If Tomas Rosicky starts a campaign to institute a Premiership winter break, do not be surprised.

The masters have no patience with modern ideas of education, which they need of sometimes in The Times or The Guardian.

In his novels "Elsie Venner","The Guardian Angel" and "A mortal Antipathy" he mingles light-hearted local colour with themes that could be of great significances.

The Guardian newspaper says the memos reveal that secret plans to protect Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania were drawn up at NATO headquarters at the urging of the United States and Germany.

It's a place of extremes where you can be more crude and more cynical, and where you don't have to mind your behavior, " Medhurst told British newspaper The Guardian."

The Guardian has twice exposed restaurants that illegally sell pangolin.

The Guardian calls people silenced in this manner "Right to Information martyrs."

The Guardian, the New York Times, Der Spiegel and Le Monde were all given early sights of the documents, but nobody has been through the whole lot.

The Guardian also acknowledges our success in research， placing us top among UK universities for“ research power”， based on Government statistics from2003.

Lara Croft And The Guardian of Light

The Guardian today issued a statement saying it wholeheartedly rejected any suggestion that the news story was unfounded.

“Sorry is a little word, an easy word,” The Guardian newspaper quoted Mancini as saying at Valencia airport, where the team was on the way to its Champions League game at Villarreal on Wednesday.

The Guardian and its Datablog publishes raw data behind the news every day, and encourages readers to visualise and work with it.

The Guardian did not contact the author of the original piece.