The phrase "a large newspaper" is a perfectly acceptable part of a sentence in written English.
You could use this phrase to describe either a physical material object like a large newspaper that you might purchase from a store, or an abstract concept like a large newspaper that is published over a wide area. For example: "The Times is a large newspaper that distributes throughout the United Kingdom."
Does a small handbag or a large newspaper count as luggage?
One of Prince Salman's sons, Faisal bin Salman, chairs Saudi Research and Marketing, a large newspaper and publishing company.
As he admitted, "I don't know any better than anyone else where the electronic age is taking us, or how it will affect a large newspaper company".
It's not easy to get a large newspaper out every day, and having a little fun with the newbies is a good way to blow off steam.
After being a loyal Guardian reader from the age of 16, she reluctantly passed her subscription over to me on her 86th birthday, no longer being able to cope with holding a large newspaper.
For example, he said, a large newspaper could sell subscriptions that would allow its readers to download music from iTunes or Rhapsody, read articles from regional papers, and watch movies and TV shows from YouTube or Comedy Central.
A larger newspaper, Perfil, hopes this ruling will help it in an ongoing case.But the federal government's behaviour has not shifted.
"It's become a trend in the business for papers to either buy up competing weeklies in suburbs or create their own weeklies in order to provide the kind of down-deep local coverage that is always difficult and sometimes expensive for a larger newspaper to provide".
Yahoo! announced this morning a partnership with a number of large newspaper chains, controlling a total of 176 publications, to share content and functionality.
The bill drops a rule preventing large newspaper groups buying either Channel 5, a minor commercial broadcaster, or radio stations.
That follows a comparable increase last October to $515 a metric ton, though large newspaper chains in the United States and Canada have been buying at slightly lower prices in recent months.
