Sentence examples for newspaper for all from inspiring English sources

The Daily Express ran a disgraceful front page, claiming that the absence of Observer representatives at the airport was proof that the newspaper, for all its public rhetoric, didn't care about its dead colleague.

The next morning was even colder, and Jimmy's brother was up early, shivering despite the rancid warmth generated by his three brothers and the cheap sleeping bag advertised for comfort even at five below zero, which might as well have been made of shredded newspaper for all the good it did.

They argued that chains like Best Buy benefited more from the promotional subsidies than the small stores did, for example, taking out one advertisement in a city newspaper for all Best Buy stores and using the rest of the payments to bolster its bottom line.

It appeared on the front page of his newspaper for all to see, and it hurts that kid's life".

Now one of the biggest names in his newspapers - for all the mockery of him as unemployed post-BBC, Clarkson writes columns for the Sun and Sunday Times, and is the chief writer and figurehead of the latter paper's Driving section - will be enlisting part-time for the hated online enemy.

"Everyone should read a good newspaper," they sing, for all the world as if it were a jingle for the Newspaper Marketing Agency.

If Scotland were to push off, neither it nor residual Britain would have as much influence as they do today, and the world would be the poorer for it.Although this newspaper believes that, for all these reasons, the union is worth preserving, we also think it needs changing.

Merrill Perlman, managing editor of The New York Times News Service, has been appointed director of copy desks for the newspaper over all.

But only one of them found itself in the newspapers for all the wrong reasons.

Yet perhaps it is the newspapers, for all the polished competence of their investigations, which are living in a bubble.

· The best place to look for local and national newspapers for all of the British Isles is the British Library Newspaper Library.