Sentence examples for free sheets from inspiring English sources
The Evening Standard, which costs 50 pence, or a little more than 70 cents, competes with the free sheets.
Paid-for newspapers have held up better than many predicted (most of the closures in the past decade have been of free sheets).
She railed against local council free sheets as the "single biggest cannibal at the taxpayers and ratepayers expense of the market for [commercial] local papers".
Early scorn in Europe for the free sheets like Metro or its nearest rival, 20 Minutes, is evolving into grudging respect because of their appeal to readers under 45 who have tended to shun newspapers.
A new super-bourgeoisie, whose lifestyles, fashion changes and personal melodramas – be they genuine or fabricated by industrious PRs – have our rhythm of national life hooked; particularly in London with the ubiquity of low content, showbiz-focused free sheets.
Even the London Evening Standard, embattled and under threat from trashy free sheets that foul our tubes and streets, has good books pages and a first-rate literary editor, the sceptical David Sexton.
The free sheet music is in.pdf format so you will have to install Adobe Acrobat reader on your computer first (this is available free from www.adobe.com).com
Pianists can try www.pianoworld.com/freepianomusic.htm, which has links to sites such as www.dalymusic.com which are known to contain free sheet music.
In Spain, a consortium of seven regional newspapers is preparing to create a free sheet, Página Cero, or Page Zero, with the aim of attracting 800,000 readers.
During my childhood, Wednesday nights would see bundles of newspapers swamp the living room as the local weekly free sheet, the Haringey Advertiser, arrived for delivery.
Modestly billing itself as "Miami's ultimate source for music and nightlife coverage", Crossfade is hosted by the Miami New Times, the city's long-established free sheet.
