Sentence examples similar to news boxing from inspiring English sources
A new "top news" box (see above) dominates the top left area of the homepage and displays excerpts from relevant guide pages.
Few things irk New Yorkers more than the rickety wall of news boxes that clog the sidewalks.
In Manhattan, for instance, the alternative weekly Village Voice sits in street-corner news boxes for any passerby to pick up, along with New York Press and numerous imitators.
We all know news boxes are an eyesore.
The Times has about 1,000 news boxes in the city.
City officials estimate there are now 50,000 news boxes on the streets, compared with 25,000 five years ago.
This is a historical story that ticks lots of news boxes.
"I have not moved out of the comedian's box into the news box," Mr. Stewart said on the show on Tuesday, adding, "The news box is moving toward me".
In 2008, Judge Charles Brieant ruled that Yonkers had, indeed, improperly removed Guardian news boxes while leaving other papers' news boxes alone and ordered the city to pay Mr. Zherka's court costs.
Newspaper publishers say the proposed rules are too broad and violate constitutional protections accorded to news boxes.
A 1984 agreement between the city and five major newspapers restricted the size and placement of news boxes.
