Sentence examples for an array of newspapers from inspiring English sources

The pavements are cluttered with traders selling an array of newspapers, newly licensed and privately owned, carrying pictures of Aung San Suu Kyi, the leader of the National League for Democracy NLDD).

LONDON — A day after British lawmakers agreed to ground rules for a new press code, an array of newspapers protested on Tuesday against the attempt to impose stricter curbs on this country's scoop-driven dailies following the phone hacking scandal that convulsed Rupert Murdoch's media empire and much of British public life.

She also has an array of tabloid newspapers, led by The Sun, which in the last two days has published a copy of the offending letter and a recording of a subsequent, unpleasant telephone conversation between Ms. Janes and Mr. Brown.

In turn, Hollinger has voting control of Hollinger International, owner of an array of distinguished newspaper titles.

An array of British newspapers on Tuesday protested an attempt to impose stricter curbs on them, Stephen Castle and Alan Cowell write.

The photographs in The Sun were hardly a scoop, except in Britain, since they had appeared earlier in the week in a vast array of newspapers and Web sites around the world.

By the time you come down for breakfast, an array of international daily newspapers will have been displayed in a library with a remarkable collection of books on gardening.

He invests money in an array of television and newspaper companies and says he sees a bright future for those media companies that adapt.

Thomson's newspaper holdings once included The Times of London, The Globe and Mail in Toronto and an array of less distinguished smaller newspapers.

Pessl encourages such a reading by including an array of documents: notes, Web pages, newspaper clippings, photographs, pages torn from phone books.

An article in an establishment newspaper accused an array of prominent cultural figures, including a caricaturist, a sculptor, a conductor and a painter, of teaming up with Mr Jahanbegloo and another philosopher to plot a "velvet revolution".