Sentence examples for host of newspapers from inspiring English sources

America's vibrant blogosphere has emerged partly in response to relatively staid mainstream media, whereas Britons seeking partisanship and wit can get it from a host of newspapers.

Black, publisher of the Telegraph titles and a host of newspapers across the States until he was convicted of fraud, will begin his new media role in the spring.

Kindle for Android users can now purchase a single issue or subscribe to a host of newspapers and magazines, and have them automatically delivered, in color, to their Android-powered device.

What bothered the Tribune, the Times and a host of other newspapers was the way that the sleazy prattle of Out of This Century tarnished the reputation of the woman who had a legitimate claim to be one of the great heroines of 20th-century art.

He has also been published in the Daily News, New York Times, El Diario – La Prensa, Periodico HOY, ViVa magazine, the Huffington Post and a host of community newspapers.

In 2003, The Independent pioneered the move to a compact format, which was copied around the world and resulted in the paper winng a host of awards, including Newspaper of the Year in the 2004 British Press Awards.

Bloomberg is also planning a host of new charges for newspapers to use its content.

Even on the day of his retirement he was at it, tricking a host of national and local newspapers into thinking he had joined Essex minnows Holland FC  by allowing his photo to appear on their website under the headline "What a signing!".

· Sony has agreements in place with a host of additional magazine and newspaper publishers that will be available soon.

Sony has agreements in place with a host of additional magazine and newspaper publishers, including exclusive offerings from The Wall Street Journal and New York Post, that will be available soon.

Miler, the culture secretary, is hosting a meeting of newspaper editors tomorrow and David Cameron will attend for part of it.