Sentence examples for lengthy front from inspiring English sources
But today no fewer than four newspapers, including the Legal Daily, carry lengthy front page reports about a speech given by China's hugely powerful security chief Zhou Yongkang.
As Charles Apple of the American Copy Editors Society pointed out on his blog, the paper, which has a circulation of 43,678, issued a lengthy front page apology for the error the following day.
In the end, The Sun seemed hesitant, almost apologetic — a far cry from the rambunctious Sun of old — in the lengthy, front-page justification offered for defying the palace.
He reports that there was zero reaction to the "ground zero mosque" from the front-line right or anyone else except marginal bloggers when The Times first reported on the Park51 plans in a lengthy front-page article on Dec. 9, 2009.
Newspapers across the country carried lengthy front-page stories examining Pierce's colorful and controversial career.
The Maoming Daily, a local government newspaper, ran a lengthy front-page article on March 31 in which it praised the plant and called PX "an important element for a happy life".
The Devils scored after a lengthy rally in front of Bobrovsky in the final minute of the first period resulted in a slashing penalty on Philadelphia defenseman Braydon Coburn.
Mr. Abbas, hosting 10 left-wing members of the Israeli Parliament at his headquarters here, did not use the word occupation during lengthy remarks in front of dozens of reporters, and referred only briefly to settlements.
In Kentucky, an ally of Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican leader, hit Mr. McConnell's Tea Party-backed primary challenger for having once supported a third-party presidential candidate "found on YouTube giving a lengthy speech in front of the third national flag of the Confederate States of America".
That speaks to the high quality of the agency's standards, he said, because schools have to go through a lengthy process up front in order to gain recognition in the first place.
Rest frequently during lengthy sessions in front of the computer.
