Sentence examples for course newspapers from inspiring English sources

Of course, newspapers aren't just newspapers anymore.

Of course, newspapers are written and edited by humans.

And the bearers of this media revolution were, of course, newspapers.

But, of course, newspapers aren't going to continually run fact checks on common myths around an issue.

There are, of course, newspapers to keep responsible Americans up to date when trouble looms, and public television or even the History Channel to inform us about the occasional historic battle or archeological discovery or civil war.

Of course, newspapers can do their own work and make their own pitches, but surely "the industry" has an interest in behaving like one – in this area at least.

In the digital age, of course, newspaper and broadcast journalists are no longer the only conduit.

Of course, newspaper companies often carry the burden of printing plants and delivery trucks whether or not they publish papers on a particular day.

This has two benefits: it would allow people without the necessary funds to sue newspapers to have their legal complaints heard; it would be cheaper also for well-heeled complainants (and, of course, newspaper publishers).

Of course, newspaper editors have been saying that for years.

The same goes, of course, for newspapers.