Sentence examples for newspaper duties from inspiring English sources

Returning to the Lake District in the 20s offered an opportunity to reclaim his true vocation as a spinner of yarns, if he could minimise and compartmentalise the distraction of his crust-earning newspaper duties.

So while intelligence agents perceive a professional duty to cloak all their deeds and knowledge, it is a newspaper's duty to publish what it learns without presuming to predict a good or ill result.

Newspapers have many duties.

Skip consumer travel and airline bonds, although they may be selling cheaper than yesterday's newspaper at the duty-free.

Lay down some newspaper or heavy-duty paper to protect the table, to absorb the juices, and to make clean up easier.

"Many of those polled would be happy to see Couric return to morning duties," the newspaper said.

Would suit busy minor celebrity able to fit mayoral duties around newspaper columns, popular biographies, media appearances and occasional duties as a serving MP".

Ownership of the Manchester Guardian is transferred to a trust to protect the newspaper from crippling death duties following Ted Scott's untimely death.

At seven pence the high cost of the newspaper (due to stamp duty on newspapers) kept the circulation low, so to make the paper profitable Taylor turned to advertising.

The most deplorable performance of all was vouchsafed by the newspaper report ers whose duty it became to chronicle the succession of events for our enlightenment.

After recordings of the heated dialogue between De Falco and Costa Concordia's skipper were released the coastguard official was hailed as "the voice of duty" by newspaper La Repubblica, in which 32 people died.