Sentence examples for a newspaper shield from inspiring English sources

Their more than 75 combined clients include some noncorporate interests, on issues such as breast cancer or a newspaper shield law.

Come to think of it, a newspaper shield won't stop Mr. Low, any more than being called "the biggest idiot on television" by Entertainment Weekly in 1994 stopped him from creating "Pop-Up Video," which in 1996 saved VH1 from obscurity and unleashed a hyena pack of imitators.

"When push comes to shove, judges make a very nice attempt at saying how important sources are," said a lawyer at a newspaper in Britain, where a shield law similar to the one in France has been in place since 1981.

"He wanted to shield me from seeing a newspaper," Mr. Rodriguez said.

(For the record, he's a speechwriter, not a newspaper writer.) There are also moments when laughter is no longer a shield and neither is hard-minded practicality.

A newspaper play.

Politico is a newspaper.

A newspaper image?

A newspaper interviewed him.

I run a newspaper.

He read a newspaper.