During the 19th century, eight-year-old Virginia O'Hanlon wrote to the editors of the New York Sun to ask about the existence of Santa.

在 19 世纪，八岁的弗吉尼亚奥汉隆写信给纽约太阳报的编辑，询问圣诞老人的存在。

Everything changed in 1833 when the first mass-audience newspaper, the New York Sun, pioneered the use of advertising to reduce the cost of news, thus giving advertisers access to a wider audience.

但是事情在1883年发生重大转变，第一个面向大众的报纸，纽约太阳报诞生，并且首次引入广告来降低新闻成本，一举两得地为赞助商寻到更多的观众。

I remember the time, years ago, when a reporter from the New York Sun attended a demonstration meeting of my adult-education classes and lampooned me and my work.

记得几年前， 《纽约太阳报》的一位记者参加了我成人教育课程的演示会， 讽刺了我和我的工作。

In the movie On the Waterfront the plot of the story is based on a long series of articles written for a New York newspaper, the New York Sun.

在电影《海滨》中，故事情节取材于为纽约报纸《纽约太阳报》撰写的一系列长篇文章。

The only definite information we have is a pamphlet published in 1855 by Moses Yale Beach, proprietor of the New York Sun, on the " Wealthy Men of New York" .

我们掌握的唯一确定的信息是 1855 年纽约太阳报的所有者摩西耶鲁比奇出版的一本关于“纽约富人” 的小册子。

A few years later, another man by the name of William Dicky also came to Alaska looking for gold in the area near the mountain, and he wrote an article for a newspaper called the New York Sun.

几年后，另一个名叫威廉·迪基的人也来到阿拉斯加附近的山区淘金， 他为一家名为《纽约太阳报》的报纸写了一篇文章。