Sentence examples for dailies on from inspiring English sources

Italy La Repubblica, one of Italy's best-selling dailies, on Wednesday carried the first in a series of articles examining the relationship between Silvio Berlusconi and Russia's prime minister, Vladimir Putin, in the light of claims reported by the US state department cables that the Italian leader was profiting from gas deals between their two countries.

It translates as "There's a league" – game on, to you and me – and it predictably led two of the other three national sports dailies on Sunday morning.

"Several courts have closed the dailies on the basis of this law," the legislator, Gholam Heidar Ebrahimbai Salami, said, adding, "Clarification in this case would remove many ambiguities".

For instance, two inspectors, who on May 25 took a look at the building of a landing-stage for the ferry boat over the Vistula, were abused most violently by the two dailies on June 7.

Conservative dailies, on the other hand, like the Choson Ilbo, Joongang Ilbo and Dong-a Ilbo to which liberals refer collectively as the Chojoongdong are more obvious targets, given their frequent criticism of the Kim regime.

At least 5 new newspapers have joined about 15 other major dailies on newsstands in the last year, sealing the victory of a vibrant culture over military repression and securing Nigeria's standing as West Africa's news media capital.

Daily on-track handle is up almost 43 percent, averaging $752,718.

We reenacted it daily, one on one.

By July 2012, one billion things were shared daily on Facebook.

"We talked daily on the telephone," she said.

Fear is being pumped daily on news channels.