Sentence examples for held newspapers from inspiring English sources

Afterward, Alabama fans held newspapers with the headline "BAMA!

Some held newspapers over their heads as sun shields.

Broiling TV lights made things more hellish; delegates held newspapers over their heads to avoid pigeons.

Outside the stadium, about a mile away, protesters, who had been gathering for weeks, condemned Saleh, chanting "Leave!" For an hour, Yemenis in the stadium held newspapers over their heads to protect themselves from the sweltering heat.

They carried red carnations and loaves of bread, and held newspapers in the air, many of which had printed a photo of Elvan's mother, her mouth open and her head flung back in mourning, on the front page.

Heads of state will jet in, tense closed-door meetings will be held, newspapers will report that negotiations are near a breaking point, and at the last minute some kind of agreement will emerge, hailed as "a start for serious action".

A decade after his death, the still privately held newspaper, run by son, Saravut, and daughter, Yinglak, continues to thrive.

Cox Enterprises encompasses privately held newspaper, television and auto auction businesses, as well as stakes in public companies Cox Communications and Cox Radio.

Valassis Communications, a publicly held newspaper-insert company in Livonia, Mich., has said that the Federal Trade Commission was conducting an investigation to determine whether Valassis tried to fix prices by soliciting an agreement with a competitor Valassis didn't name.

"We are seeing how social media can now hold newspapers to account".

In each case, the documents had been stuffed into a long plastic bag, the kind usually used to hold newspapers.