Sentence examples for leading papers from inspiring English sources

A1 The gruesome killings were the top story in newspapers across the United States, but not in four of the leading papers in Iraq.

THE day after Dmitry Medvedev's presidential victory, Moscow's leading papers turned their attention away from the long-predicted result to the unexpected bloodshed in Armenia.

Al Akhbar's print circulation is dismally low, 10,000 to 15,000, though comparable to circulations at Lebanon's other leading papers.

For leading papers and broadcasters around the globe, whatever the New York Times, Wall Street Journal or Washington Post (or the Economist) say about their countries is news in itself.

The football correspondent of La Stampa, one of the country's leading papers, said: "He's exaggerated; gone beyond the bounds of decency this time, and he's done it because he's used to believing that his infinite talent has made him immune.

For weeks, one of Hollywood's hottest subjects of comment -- and amazement -- has been the number and persistence of full-page advertisements taken out by studios in The New York Times and The Los Angeles Times, the leading papers in the two cities with the biggest concentrations of Oscar voters.

"The Argentina of a half-century ago is unrecognizable," declared El Comercio of Quito, Ecuador's leading paper.

The South is now the nation's leading paper producer, providing nearly 60percentt of the wood supply.

The New Hampshire Union Leader, the leading paper in the state and a conservative voice reaching well beyond New Hampshire, backs McCain.

As such works are so delicate, a leading paper conservator, Jane McCausland, was brought in to remove the tape.

And now a leading paper company is promoting one of its products with a series of online video clips.