Sentence examples for newspaper copy from inspiring English sources
Their campaigns made for excellent newspaper copy.
(d) An unnamed newspaper copy editor, regarding headlines containing the words "cry" (or "cried," or "crying") and "Wolfowitz".
Born and brought up in Glasgow, Barr left school at 15 to become a newspaper copy boy.
I have never had issues with writing emails, texts or even newspaper copy with the onscreen keyboard on the iPhone.
Donohue's introduction relates the novel's Dublin milieu and its relatively conservative artistry to the author's twenty-year stint of churning out newspaper copy as Myles na gCopaleen.
Intertype, (trademark), typesetting machine similar to Linotype that sets type in full lines called slugs, long used to set newspaper copy.
A strip of microfilm is a quicker way of accessing years of newspaper copies than stacks of paper and ink.
One of Mrs. Walentynowicz's provocations was publishing an illegal newspaper, copies of which she not only distributed to workers but personally handed to her bosses.
Last December, GateHouse Media sued The New York Times Company, alleging copyright infringement after local sites associated with The Boston Globe, a Times Company newspaper, copied the headlines and lead sentences of GateHouse's newspaper articles.
"Between 1870 and 1900, the number of newspaper copies sold each day rose almost sixfold," Jean Marie Lutes, a Villanova University professor, writes in the introduction to "Around the World in Seventy-two Dand and Other Writings," Bly's first collection, published in April, almost a hundred years after her death.
The new reporting form, approved on Saturday by all but a handful of the 32 board members at a meeting in Toronto, expands the definition of "paid circulation" to include all newspaper copies sold for at least 25percentt of the basic price.
