Sentence examples for ancient newspaper from inspiring English sources

While waiting in his living room, I found a stack of ancient newspaper clippings about racehorses.

It has the bank, a small market, a library, a couple of insurance offices and the office of an ancient newspaper, where printed memories sit in a vault, fragile to the touch.

They floated in the Dead Sea together, among the ancient, elephantine Jews reading half-submerged newspapers bleeding Cyrillic.

They pored over esoteric used books and ancient cellophane-wrapped newspapers.

(Yes, this was back in the day of those ancient relics -- newspapers).

The ancient past of newspapers may also help us with thinking about the future of the news format.

As innovative as it seems, The Daily will be a newspaper, an ancient motif on a modern device.

In her book, Poniatowska carried out interviews with informants, eyewitnesses, former prisoners, and interspersed these with poems by Octavio Paz and Rosario Castellanos; excerpts from ancient Nahuatl texts and newspapers; and political slogans.

The ergot stand showed medicines made both from and against it, newspaper clippings, literature ancient and modern, and art.

As I can attest in preparing to write this piece, it doesn't hold up as entertaining in reruns; it already plays like one of those ancient artifacts of papyrus — a newspaper, I believe they were called — that has been crumpled and tossed to the air.

The story can then be dumped into whatever ancient content management system the newspaper uses.