Sentence examples for before newspaper from inspiring English sources

This was years before newspaper reports surfaced, years before photographs of barbed-wire compounds and starved men herded into lines.

It responded to it and did so, incidentally, way before newspaper publishers cottoned on to the fact that newsprint would be supplanted by the screen.

"He wants us to believe he's committed to issues like education, health care and the environment," Mr. Gore said in an appearance in Washington before newspaper editors.

In his most direct clash yet with the president, Mr. Romney defended Mr. Ryan before newspaper editors gathered in Washington as a politician who "unlike this president, has had the courage to offer serious solutions to the problems we face".

And how much competitive success does he have to have before newspaper columnists will conclude that the experts — including the ones paid to make decisions about personnel in the N.F.L. — don't always know what they're talking about?

Mr. DiFrancesco, who ascended to the nation's most powerful governorship on Feb. 1, enjoyed a two-week grace period before newspaper articles began appearing about his personal financial relationships over the years with friends and companies doing business with the state.

The day before, newspapers mingled images of official celebrations with coverage of protests.

The day before, French newspaper L'Equipe had run a story based on claims of skulduggery from Isabelle Gautheron, the French team's boss.

How long before newspapers die out?

I then posed a proposition: imagine the internet had been invented before newspapers.

Long before newspapers were out of Fleet Street, though, I was out of newspapers.