Sentence examples similar to a yellow journal from inspiring English sources
Her aunt gave her "a neon yellow journal with green aliens all over it," she said.
The Republicans swallowed the Fusion ticket; Tammany's ticket was ratified at the Democratic primaries, and the "yellow journal" ticket was accepted as a matter of course.
Mr. John Purroy Mitchel, the Fusion nominee for Mayor, has formally declined the endorsement of the "yellow journal ticket," giving all his associates who are ready to accept any nomination on that ticket an example which they are not following.
Mr. Ochs believed that there were many people in the city who bought the "yellow journals" only because they cost a third as much as the other papers, and that they would buy a different sort of paper if they could get it for the same price.
Here is a story about dogs and war, from the Wall Street Journal: a yellow lab named Gunner, who lives with some of our Marines in Afghanistan, is suffering from such severe canine post-traumatic stress disorder that he had to sit out the ongoing offensive in central Helmand Province.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin March 4, 2010 Here is a story about dogs and war, from the Wall Street Journal: a yellow lab named Gunner, who lives with some of our Marines in Afghanistan, is suffering from such severe canine post-traumatic stress disorder that he had to sit out the ongoing offensive in central Helmand Province.
In the ferocious newspaper battles of 1890s New York, the emerging sensational style of journalism in Joseph Pulitzer's New York World and William Randolph Hearst's New York Journal was dubbed "yellow journalism" by those concerned with maintaining standards, adherence to accuracy and an informed public debate.
They have wandered the basements of rare-book libraries, riffled through monks' yellowed journals and begged central banks worldwide for centuries-old debt records.
