Sentence examples for newspaper fill from inspiring English sources

While I've successfully kept my neighbors at bay all these years, I have, in the process, become so attached to people who aren't my neighbors but who work in my neighborhood — the ones who sell me my daily newspaper, fill my prescriptions and work in the restaurants and shops — that I am nearly inconsolable when they move on.

The newspaper filled some jobs with permanent replacements last week.

Starting a newspaper filled with material from blogs seemed audacious -- as did the idea of starting any kind of newspaper in 2009.

After watching this on a particularly hot day, I put aside the newspaper, filled a bowl water and set it down in front of him.

The program for the event was a 14-page newspaper, filled with recollections of Mr. Sulzberger from employees, past and present, and with a few letters to the editor that he used to write under the name "A.

After a brief career in investment banking, Mr. Holman in 1963 founded The Wall Street Transcript, a tabloid-sized weekly newspaper filled with business interviews, stock recommendations, transcripts of business round-table discussions and information from government regulators.

Dinner and the program followed in the Hall of Ocean Life, and as a focal point to the room, we created a giant, open newspaper, filled with headlines and stories heralding the news of NRDC current events.

Government newspapers fill their pages with it.

Newspapers fill the windows of the Main Street Café in Benton Harbor.

"They'll do anything, get your clothes clean, get you food, books, newspapers, fill your canteen and get you smokes.

SONIA GANDHI, the head of the ruling Congress party, laments that India's "moral universe" is shrinking, as newspapers fill with ever more galling cases of political corruption.