Sentence examples for newspaper pushing from inspiring English sources

Starks stiff-armed the newspaper, pushing it out of his peripheral vision lest it drag him down.

International outrage has slowed; even Mexico City's own Reforma newspaper pushed the story of Thursday's protest to Page 6.

The first version of Stoppard's play about press freedom, Night and Day (1978), also rigged the debate by arguing that Britain was littered with newspapers pushing every line from Mao to Mosley: what that ignored was the power of profitability and the fact that the national press is overwhelmingly rightwing.

The restrictions on newspapers pushed the Sudanese Journalists Network, a loose, independent network that says it represents hundreds of journalists, to call last Saturday for a strike.

I have written several times in this column about how newspapers push at the laws of contempt, publishing any gossip they can get, not only during police investigations (which is permissible) but also after arrest, and increasingly even after charge.

Newspapers pushed the debate about the EU referendum on to inside pages in favour of pictures of the Queen as she is now and how she was way back when.

Q: Do you really think anyone is going to pay to get newspapers or blogs on this device when they can get the same thing for free on the Web? Bezos: The convenience of having your newspapers pushed to you full text newspapers and blogs is fantastic.

For some on the left, progressiveness is denoted by the denial of platforms for one or more of the following: the BNP, Islamists, Israeli academics, climate change deniers, arrogant BBC comedians, newspaper columnists pushing their idea of "free speech" that bit too far.

She-Ra stays at home writing newspaper editorials pushing for an all-out attack on Iran and Syria.

This includes the American Energy Partners lease; a local newspaper advertisement pushing readers to apply for an American Energy Partners job; heavily redacted depositions of officials representing both companies; a redacted document revealing some of the companies to which McClendon's new venture sells the gas it produces; and more.

As a result newspapers are pushing into new businesses such as marketing and conferences.