Sentence examples for newspaper fare from inspiring English sources
But even as "Homicide" and "The Corner" were published to excellent reviews, he continued to write standard newspaper fare — "F.B.I.
Unfortunately, "Golden Boy," by Hornung as told to William F. Reed, is little more than warmed-over newspaper fare and quickly devolves into a listing of Hornung's conquests on and off the field.
In addition to standard college newspaper fare – an essay about town-gown relations in which Miller details the "condescension" inherent in giving a janitor a birthday card – Miller's 25 columns, written between September 2005 and April 2007, frequently touch on hot-button issues.
The research was a little surprising because News Corp's the Australian, the more established newspaper, fared worse – it was only nominated by 8.4%.
Newspapers fare best when they can sell their online ad space themselves, but they typically sell less than half that space.
At the San Francisco Chronicle it fell by 26%.Many small local newspapers fared better.
Some newspapers fared better than others, with the US Today recording a 1% increase in circulation, along with the LA Times 0.5% and the Philadelphia Enquirer at 2.5%.
When I was briefly on the staff of a suburban newspaper, I fared poorly at editorial meetings.
As the UK's The Independent newspaper noted, fares are capped at about $2.20 for two hours of travel. .
Newspapers have fared worse, with advertising revenue down almost 8percentt last year, and about 13percentt in the first half of 2008.
If that happens, profit margins will inflate quickly.Outside America newspapers have fared better, as a report to be published by the OECD next week shows (although there are exceptions: see article).
