Sentence examples for newspaper shut from inspiring English sources

Vandals converged on the wiki and wrecked it, until the newspaper shut it down and parted with Mr Kinsley.

"Whether they'll eventually merge the papers, they're not saying," said Aaron Short, who worked as a reporter for The Greenpoint Courier until the newspaper shut down.

But before he kills himself, the old man passes on his forebodings to two of Sawyer County's presumably more stable citizens, Chief Deputy Kevin Kimble, who is hopelessly in love with a woman currently doing time for killing her brutal husband (and taking a shot at Kevin), and Roy Darmus, who lost his job as the county's official storyteller when the regional newspaper shut down.

The News of the World (NoW), which was the UK's best-selling newspaper, shut earlier this year after it transpired that journalists working for the paper had hacked into mobile phones in the search of stories.

He began submitting poems regularly to the editors, but after the newspaper shut down in 1875, Riley was left without a paying publisher.

Long-awaited elections have been postponed and all private newspapers shut.

Zimbabwe's largest independent newspapers, shut down by President Robert G. Mugabe's government nearly two years ago, have again been denied a government license to resume publishing, newspaper officials said.

After the unknown guest departed, she sealed the cracks of the doors and windows with clothes and old newspapers, shut off the electric meter to avoid the risk of an explosion, and turned on the gas.

Last year she wrote an essay for the Daedalus journal, in which she chronicled the catastrophe that has unfolded as foreign bureaux have closed, newsrooms been slashed and entire newspapers shut down.

In both Yemen and Jordan, editors who republished the cartoons (which have now appeared in 22 different countries) were promptly arrested and their newspapers shut down.Leaders and manipulatorsSome protests seem to have been spontaneous; others have been deliberately manipulated by Islamist elements.

It's sad to think that journalistic standards, and reliability, is slipping away as magazines and newspapers shut down.