Sentence examples for major papers from inspiring English sources

And creepy though the story is, Mr. Ni's arrest never made the major papers.

Copies of Wednesday's major papers sold on eBay and Craigslist for more than $200.

We divide up the major papers, and I'm briefed on what's in the rest.

Hamilton's two major papers "On a General Method in Dynamics" were published in 1834 and 1835.

A Lexis search of major papers turned up about 90 news stories.

Now includes select coverage of some major papers after 1922 through the mid 1990s.

Despite the availability of most major papers online without charge, print, Mr. Miller said, is still "the best reading medium".

Not so long ago, editors of major papers typically stayed for 7 to 10 years, sometimes much longer.

In December, Tribune Company, publisher of The Los Angeles Times, The Chicago Tribune and other major papers, filed for bankruptcy.

"Usually, the experts — for example, the major critics for the major papers — you know what their background is.

Now-renowned political scientists Austin Ranney and Julius Turner both published their first major papers on the report.