Sentence examples for newspaper but a from inspiring English sources

We are no longer a little wonderful local newspaper but a global digital enterprise with a footprint across the world.

One was that the Militant tendency was not just a group of supporters of a newspaper but a Trotskyist party called the Revolutionary Socialist League.

Our digital presence is growing enormously, both in the UK and overseas, and we are no longer a British newspaper but a global media organisation.

Reading -- not an "ought to" like a newspaper, but a "want to" like a "Bridget Jones" type of novel -- is a good do-nothing.

He did not share any data about the number of subscribers to the newspaper, but a News Corporation employee was overheard on the conference call saying that the app that delivers the newspaper has been downloaded 800,000 times.

Or read the adoring profile of them in New York Magazine, which hails our Web site as "not a cheap imitation of a print newspaper but a vastly superior version of one.

A group claiming links to Al Qaeda took responsibility for the attacks in a letter delivered to an Arabic newspaper, but an American counterterrorism official said the claim should be viewed skeptically.

- Man accidentally buys cow ― not just a fake headline in a movie newspaper, but an actual thing.

I'm sure I first saw this in an interview in a British Sunday newspaper, but an online search produced the link www.mensjournal.com/harrison-ford.

Elizabeth duly donned a wig and concealed a gun in a newspaper, but in a series-defining moment, she walked past Nesterenko without shooting him.

I've never, until today, made a suggestion for an article to a newspaper, but have an idea worth mentioning.