Sentence examples for newspaper moving from inspiring English sources
To the insect, that rolled-up newspaper moving at lightning speed might as well be inching through thick treacle.
The majority of Emily's career was spent at Guardian News and Media, first as a reporter and business editor for The Observer newspaper, moving in 2000 to take charge of the Guardian's network of websites.
The free Metro newspaper moves into profit.
In 2010 the newspaper moved to online-only daily publication under the name People's World.
In the years after Mr. Goodman's initial arrest, and as the newspaper moved to a new building, the payments system changed, said two former journalists.
With the change, the newspaper moved down a notch to fourth in circulation among United States newspapers, behind USA Today, The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times.
A year after the terror attacks, the newspaper moved back to three of its seven floors, but the offices, with bare walls and empty bookshelves, have a Motel 6 feel to them.
Technically it is not the end of Fleet Street - the demise was mourned in 1989 when the last newspaper moved out - but it is a red-letter day for the industry.
She eventually left in 1986, shortly before the newspaper moved to Wapping, writing in her letter of resignation that Neil was "a mouthpiece for a ruthless and bullying management".
The newspaper moved Mubarak from his position walking behind Obama and the other leaders to appearing in front of everyone.
The newspaper moved their printing plant out of downtown Chicago in early 2001 leaving no traffic across the bridge and it has since been permanently raised in the open position.
