Sentence examples for newspaper love from inspiring English sources
My newspaper love has a fetish side, which is the need for a virgin paper, unread, unwrinkled, untouched.
"The media, including your newspaper, loves to print all these rumors of what I'm supposed to be taking.
Of course the opposition newspaper loved it: "three American students got kicked out of the university".
The newspaper loves having the content first, and will that actually help viewing when the television broadcasts the show later?
You know, it used to be that somebody would say, "I heard that such and such a newspaper loved or hated a movie".
Newspapers love the narrative of a disgruntled ex-player exacting revenge.
This is the sort of person that tabloid newspapers love to call a fiend.
Yes, newspapers love those kind of headline-grabbing comparisons, but talk to anyone at Old Trafford from that era and they all say the same.
Which is not to say that anyone has been snubbed, but that newspapers love to suggest they have when a film doesn't appear on the Bafta or Oscar shortlist.
Every year at about this time, newspapers love to identify the biggest-selling Christmas presents – those sudden surprise hits that have desperate shoppers combing internet stores for hours or simply fighting each other in Toys R Us.
The only thing newspapers love more than nubile blond 17-year-olds jumping for joy on A-level day is padding out stories about recent news events with quotes from celebrities' Twitter feeds.
