If so, the tribune would promptly sentence the defendant.
Portland Tribune So full of its own importance -- and with so little reason -- that the reaction it invites most often, apart from indifference, is derisive laughter.
I spent most of my time searching for each day's copy of The Paris Herald Tribune, so that I could learn how Willie Mays was faring in the United States.
Reporters were squired to the so-called media tribune, which provided a good vantage point, a place to plug in a laptop and an individual TV screen.
The congress hall stands in a park of four square miles, with a lake, a stadium, a "great road" of 60,000 granite slabs and the so-called Zeppelin tribune, or grandstand, from which Hitler watched 100,000 marching soldiers and party members -- scenes memorialized in Leni Riefenstahl's extraordinary propaganda film of the 1934 party rally, "Triumph of the Will".
The New York Times Co. is down more than 40%; so is the Tribune Co., which puts out big dailies like the Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune and Baltimore Sun.
— Jeff Gordinier The Tampa Tribune: O.K., so: local produce in Florida doesn't just mean tangerines, stone crabs, and early birds any more.
Sulla was so angry at Marius' tribune that he passed a law intended to permanently weaken the tribunate.
Lucius Caecilius Metellus, a military tribune, despaired so much of the Roman cause as to suggest that everything was lost, and called the other tribunes to sail overseas and hire themselves into the service of some foreign prince.
So far the Union-Tribune's Web site, signonsandiego.com, hasn't felt much heat, averaging 1.3 million unique visitors a month.
