Sentence examples similar to batch of newspapers from inspiring English sources
On a recent morning, Peter Naughton ambled in to pick up his weekly batch of Irish newspapers.
Graffiti was on walls and an empty 22-ounce beer bottle lay near a fresh batch of discarded newspapers.
"For Gannett, best known for owning USA Today and a batch of smaller newspapers from coast to coast, the addition of Belo will nearly double its number of stations, to 43, from 23.
This morning they woke up to a new batch of agitated newspaper headlines about the Israeli strikes on the Gaza Strip in retaliation for the bombing of an Israeli school bus.
Parody of recent newspaper strike.
The one-cent magenta, as it's known among stamp collectors, was printed in British Guiana (now Guyana) in 1856 as part of a batch of provisional one-cent stamps for newspapers.
As Robert Peston, The BBC's business editor, explains on his blog, the law firm now says that it was asked to carry out a much more narrow review of a batch of e-mails provided by the newspaper's executives.
So when traces of it were found in a batch of Worcester sauce made by Premier Foods, British newspapers were not slow to alert their readers to the dangers of filling up their supermarket trolleys with carcinogens.
§ 570.124 Delivery of newspapers.
"I just did a batch of blue fish to get in the local newspaper, but then people kept on coming in asking for them".
