Sentence examples for newspaper fits from inspiring English sources

Even buying a newspaper fits in with McCaw's overall scheme.

Hospitals, banks, large retailers or newspapers fit into this category.

For example, how should the oversight of traditional newspapers fit into the wider landscape of converged media regulation?

A total of eleven newspapers fit the criteria and were selected.

And the owners of local newspapers had fits.

How did the Hillsborough newspaper coverage fit future plans for press regulation?

In fact, more than one newspaper saw fit to mention that his mother, Pamel Harriman, was "reputed to be worth many millions".

Journalism is meant to be the first draft of history, and newspaper articles fit that mold nicely, fading into the archives.

Earlier this week, the newspaper saw fit to run an opinion piece declaring that President Obama "not only identifies with Muslims, but actually may still be one himself," and that in any case he has "aligned himself" with the radical Muslim Brotherhood.

I don't so much mind tabloid newspaper editors fitting out their reporters in Guantanamo gear; there's the selling of fish-wrapping to be done - and readers, a lovely 91% of Mirror readers, to be precise, see through the sham and support American policy.

Traditionally, in the weeks running up to the 5th, children made "guys"—effigies supposedly of Fawkes usually made from old clothes stuffed with newspaper, and fitted with a grotesque mask, to be burnt on the 5 November bonfire.