Sentence examples for newspaper driven from inspiring English sources

The magazine's owners, he said, had "missed a unique opportunity to recreate a participatory newspaper, driven by team spirit and open to all".

Scotland Yard's decision came as a counterpoint on a day when the dubious practices of many of Britain's leading newspapers, driven by fierce competition and attitudes that often strain the limits of ethics and law, were suddenly thrust into the forefront of public concern.

After his abolitionist newspaper was driven out of St . Louis he set up on the banks of the Mississippi in Alton; today there is a ConAgra flour mill on the site.

One of the vehicles was the newspaper van driven by 58-year-old John Romano.

Nor is television, although the number of channels available via cable and satellite has exploded and more Indians are paying for them.The headlong growth of Indian newspapers is driven by rising literacy and a booming economy.

So I wrapped Nana's collection in newspaper and drove to Port Jefferson so that the owner, Stacy Davidson, could look for clues in person.

Subscriptions and Social Sharing – In the last century, magazine and newspaper subscriptions drove readership, which sold print ads.

A Manila Bulletin newspaper employee drove them in a company pickup truck.

David Niven, who had third billing behind Olivier and the stunning Merle Oberon (as Cathy), relates in his memoir, The Moon's a Balloon, why the director was known as "Once More Wyler": He would habitually insist on endless re-takes, often while reading a newspaper, which drove actors mad.

Newspaper Consortium has driven more than 100 million visits to local newspapers through distribution of headlines across the network, while offering Consortium advertisers unique opportunities to reach local customers.

The notion that the Internet will make old-fashioned newspapers obsolete has driven many paper stocks to bargain-basement levels.