Sentence examples for historic newspaper from inspiring English sources

"AYN RAND'S NEW YORK, PART 5, NEWSPAPER ROW" covers the historic newspaper district in Lower Manhattan.

"AYN RAND'S NEW YORK: NEWSPAPER ROW" covers the historic newspaper district in Lower Manhattan.

But the story falls apart fast if you spend a little time in historic newspaper databases or a good library.

Britain's leading business daily, with a circulation of 250,000, thus joins the migration of major newspapers away from Fleet Street, London's historic newspaper district, to cut costs.

Tomorrow at 11 a.m., "Newspaper Row," covers the historic newspaper district in Lower Manhattan, meeting on the southeast corner of Broadway and Fulton Street.

Guardian Media Group yesterday severed its historic newspaper link to Manchester with the sale of its regional business to rival publisher Trinity Mirror.

The British Library's historic newspapers archive is one of a handful of pioneering digitisation projects that is setting an example to others.

Beyond Mr. Swamy's allegations, public information about Young Indian, Associated Journals or the alleged land deals is limited, but the company appears to be a not-for-profit formed to revive two historic newspapers.

Shepperson explains the process of mirage building by introducing readers to details from myriad sources--journals, diaries, historic newspapers, government reports, essays, magazines, novels, and even chamber of commerce promotional brochures.

Though Mr. Chavez, Venezuela's president, has taken over most of the television and radio media in his country, even he has not dared to attack historic newspapers like El Universo, which was founded in 1921 in Ecuador's coastal business capital, Guayaquil, and is widely respected across the region.

His research involved searching historic newspapers and magazines as well as books and "Who's Who" directories.