Sentence examples for making newspapers from inspiring English sources

He was in the business of making newspapers once.

They'd love to offer their clients shedloads of readers while making newspapers utterly dependent on the advertising industry.

It would have the effect of making newspapers pay costs for both parties in phone-hacking claims.

Sanders said that she was always "mad keen" to be a journalist – starting with "making newspapers for cats at home when I was eight years old" – and that the internet age has invigorated her.

As for television, McCarthy, who made another run for the Presidency as an independent in 1976, and was shut out of several debates with the regular party candidates (he ran again in 1992, in the Democratic primaries), favors making newspapers give up their TV stations.

It also dismissed claims made in submissions from the newspaper industry that making newspapers pay both sides' costs, and the charter itself, were incompatible with the European convention on human rights, saying they were outside its remit and a matter for the culture secretary.

For traditional healthcare providers, they should heed the warning that providers are making newspaper industry mistakes.

For traditional healthcare providers, they should heed the warning that providers are making newspaper industry mistakes.

For a start, complaining that making newspaper content available for free online is somehow devaluing it is just plain stupid.

He concludes that the results of extraterrestrial contact will become known over the long term with rigorous study, rather than as fast, sharp events briefly making newspaper headlines.

Above all, they made newspapers independent.