Sentence examples for newspaper high from inspiring English sources

Mr. Macintyre has got his hands around a true story that's so wind-swept, so weighty and so implausible that the staff of a college newspaper, high on glue sticks, could surely take its basic ingredients and not completely muck things up.

In a recent opinion piece for the Irish Independent newspaper, high-profile Gaelic Athletic Association player Ger Brennan wrote that he was "sick of the accusations being flung around that if you vote 'no' you are homophobic".

William P. Johnson, circulation marketing chief at the Newspaper Association of America, said, "Grocery stores are basically newspapers' highest sellers of single copies".

For years, his lawyers smuggled to Russian and Western newspapers high-minded treatises that he had written.

I read the articles he wrote from his cell for broadsheet newspapers, high-brow magazines and specialist periodicals on art, architecture, or prison life.

Was this my daughter, the one whom I could barely get to look at a newspaper during high school?

Edward Snowden, a former Central Intelligence Agency worker who disclosed on Sunday that he was the one who leaked government surveillance documents to The Guardian newspaper, ranks high among the disturbed.

A picture of him armed with a baseball bat appeared in the local newspaper, and high school students began calling him Panther Boy.

I saw a piece in a newspaper on high- street profit warnings the other day, and it was illustrated with a picture of a woman in her underwear.

Twelve UK national newspapers and six Scottish national newspapers with high circulations [ 17] were selected to represent each national perspective.

The increase reflects higher costs for producing and delivering the newspaper, and higher paper costs, The Times said.