Sentence examples for newspaper from a from inspiring English sources

Management shrunk the newspaper from a broadsheet to a tabloid (a format from its distant past) and added color to all of its pages.

The Patriots' owner, Robert Kraft, said they recently received, via the Internet, a subscription request for the team's newspaper from a fan at the North Pole.

This was bigger: an ad in the newspaper from a retired judge who was selling his son-in-law's entire collection — 300 old records for $100.

Mr. Moroney played a major role in the 1970s in transforming the newspaper from a privately held business to part of a publicly held media corporation.

One way to distinguish a newspaper from a magazine or a journal is that most newspapers are printed on newsprint, a rougher and less stiff kind of paper than that used for magazines.

Lauro said he has felt worse and worse as the scandal has unfolded, particularly when he read quotations in a newspaper from a victim's mother blaming him and other officials for not doing more to stop Sandusky.

Your sentence may come from a newspaper, from an old book or from a billboard.

In the Reagan Administration's arms-for-hostage swap, the original leak came to a Lebanese newspaper from an Iranian official.

She had gone with Kerouac to buy an early edition of the newspaper from an all-night newsstand in midtown Manhattan.

Trying to stop a newspaper from publishing a banal exposé based on claims by a former boyfriend, he made a false witness statement.

The ownership rules that the commission will reconsider restrict a newspaper from owning a TV station in the same city.