Sentence examples for mainstream dailies from inspiring English sources

The images of carnage and destruction in Gaza that were so common around the world were rare on Israeli television or in mainstream dailies like Yedioth Ahronoth, where the emphasis was on rockets, tunnels, and honoring the I.D.F.

Indeed, a growing body of press criticism says Japan's mainstream dailies suffer from their cosseted relationships with the government and other powerful institutions, while the fat, glossy-covered weeklies pull some of their punches out of fear of Japan's huge and omnipresent advertising agency, Dentsu, an integral part of a deeply conservative establishment.

The Newark, N.J.-based newspaper wasn't bad as mainstream dailies go, and it didn't cost much.

It's the Greensboro News & Record in North Carolina, which was one of the first mainstream dailies to really plunge into blogs and other Web-related community things.

Journalists from mainstream daily newspapers, news Web sites, and state television and radio rallied in a square in Amman, the capital.

Mr. Sohn, a former reporter with the mainstream daily newspaper Dong-A in Seoul, has South Korean "correspondents" near the China-North Korea border.

Last week, Le Figaro and Le Monde, mainstream daily newspapers that are considered the epitome of propriety, stunned its readers with an article on M7, Yves Saint Laurent's new signature fragrance.

Seventeen months ago, one of Japan's largest mainstream daily newspapers, the Asahi Shimbun, broke protocol and disclosed that the princess was pregnant.

"This is precisely the dilemma of this election," says Ahmet Hakan, a television host and prominent columnist in the mainstream daily Hurriyet.

He returned to the microfilms of mainstream daily newspapers overlooked by researchers before him and to ethnic publications that he asked to have translated, like the Yiddish-language Jewish Daily Forward and Il Giornale Italiano.

One afternoon, I met Kirill Rogov, a former editor at Kommersant, Russia's best mainstream daily newspaper, and a co-founder of the political Web site polit.ru, at a bar above the Mayakovsky Theatre.