Sentence examples for making the papers from inspiring English sources
At the time, the early 1990s, royal scandals were making the papers day after day.
A man who can no longer muse to his 1.5m Twitter followers in private, nor post a shirtless selfie on Instagram without it making the papers.
Critics accused him of creating a downmarket "Daily Mailygraph", while supporters claimed he was making the papers relevant in the digital era, with a big increase in visitors to telegraph.co.uk.
I learned the costly way when I established Hamilton Bradshaw that you can hire the best PR firm, but the lack of a decent story will result in you not making the papers.
By making the papers a part of O'Brien's affidavit they brought the papers within the power of the court and constructively into its possession, if indeed the papers had not already come within its reach.
The two clauses in the deed that are at issue provide that after Justice Marshall's death, "the Collection shall be made available to the public at the discretion of the library". William T. Coleman Jr., a longtime friend and personal lawyer to Justice Marshall, said that the second clause precluded making the papers available to journalists or the general public.
Science is taking the unusual step of making the paper available online to nonsubscribers.
If making the paper version, be aware that it won't hold up in rainy weather.
Regardless, the incident never made the papers.
The visit made the papers.
