Sentence examples for it published a front from inspiring English sources

Iranian authorities have shut down a newspaper and suspended its licence after it published a front page depicting George Clooney at the Golden Globes alongside the headline "I am Charlie, too".

On its third day, it published a front-page picture of the French rocker Johnny Hallyday body-surfing on the island of St. Barts — which would have been a jaw-dropping scoop indeed, given that Mr. Hallyday was recovering from back surgery.

Anyway, this week Jurgen Klinsmann has decided to sue German rag Die Tageszeitung after it published a front-page picture of the Bayern Munich boss being crucified.

In April, it published a front-page ad for the TV series "Southland" that was made to look like a news article, prompting harsh criticism from media critics and its own journalists.

On July 16th it published a front-page condemnation of Mr Leung's report as "fake consultation" with citizens, and relayed an exhortation that the people "not stop fighting" for real democracy.Apple Daily does not have to worry about losing big advertisers for its strident tone.

Critics of The Times dispatched hundreds of e-mail messages and angry commentary earlier this month when it published a front-page photograph of the Salute to Israel parade in Manhattan that showed a small group of pro-Palestinian counterdemonstrators in the foreground and pro-Israeli marchers and their supporters in the background.

The Express's report acknowledged that it had published a front page apology "in which it admitted it was at fault".

4. The New York Times published a gun control editorial on its front page this past week, the first time it has published a front-page editorial since 1920.

Last summer, it published a series of front-page stories alleging that a News Corp. tabloid, The News of the World, had engaged in widespread telephone surveillance of British celebrities and public figures.

The Daily Mail highlighted the pressures on GP services when it published a photograph on its front page on Tuesday of patients queuing in the dark at 7.11am to secure a same-day doctor's appointment in Sunbury in Surrey.

As I reported a couple of weeks ago, the paper's publisher issued an apology after the Chronicle published a front page headlined "The other face of football".