Sentence examples for circulation war from inspiring English sources

His Denver Post won a bloody circulation war with The Denver Rocky Mountain News.

Jones was a Klan sympathizer who sought to win a circulation war with thundering morality and racism.

Denver's circulation war, which drove newspaper prices as low as a penny a day, ended last year.

The three Atlanta newspapers waged a circulation war, seeing who could milk the Phagan-Frank phalanx for the most subscriptions.

The bee was begun as a promotional event by The Louisville Courier-Journal, amid a circulation war with a rival paper.

The organizer, the newspaper L'Auto and its editor, Henri Desgrange, fighting a circulation war with the newspaper Le Velo, proclaimed it: "The greatest bicycling test in the world.

In the new millennium, changes in demographics and technology will have a more significant impact on the news media than the circulation wars of old.

In the 1890s, when newspapers were made of sweat and trees and ink, some, amid circulation wars, began to carry a new kind of narrative art form: the comic strip.

Circulation wars (as in the 19th century) are good for sensational tales; when newspapers become part of the establishment, as happened in the 1940s and 1950s, gossip goes underground.

He had lost an eye (supposedly in actual fighting of circulation wars), and Ben Hecht is quoted as saying you could tell which was the glass eye because it was the warmer one.

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