Sentence examples for newspaper break from inspiring English sources

Watts began his career at the Hull Daily Mail, specialising in investigative reporting, before getting his national newspaper break on the Sunday Express.

She helped the newspaper break the phone-hacking story involving the now-closed News of the World tabloid, but in the summer she was brought in for questioning by the authorities over her article about the arrest of the former Hollywood reporter for The News of the World.

A newspaper breaks a big agenda-setting exclusive.

The Herald Sun, the country's biggest selling newspaper, broke this story at the weekend.

The authorities had kept word of the capture a secret until a Dutch newspaper broke the story.

Later, Haaretz graciously admitted in a blog post that: "There's no other way around it: the fake newspaper broke the story".

Whilst they awaited that legal decision, last Sunday a newspaper broke the story, provoking a torrent of outraged objections from disability rights campaigners.

The same year the newspaper breaks news of the NSA/GCHQ bugging scandal to spy on UN powers in the run-up to the Iraq invasion.

His detractors hadn't shared the rumor with its subject, so Bonatti didn't learn the details of the accusation until a newspaper broke the story in 1964.

The allegations that the News of the World, Britain's biggest Sunday newspaper, broke into the voicemail of a murdered teenage girl, is a stain on the newspaper and on News International, its owner.

Two stories this newspaper broke were particularly troublesome to him: one, in 2005, about the National Security Agency's antiterror-agents' eavesdropping on Americans without warrants; the other, published in 2006, about the Treasury Department's screening international banking records.