Sentence examples for newspaper supplements and from inspiring English sources

The intaglio printing process is used chiefly in printing rotogravure newspaper supplements and cartons, labels, and wrappers.

And, of course, there is a greater array of media for carrying them: direct mail, telemarketing, special newspaper supplements, and a larger number of television channels, among others.

Across Buenos Aires, kiosks had one of the best weeks since the recession began 41 months ago, selling Maradona shirts, special newspaper supplements and copies of Maradona's best-selling autobiography.

The prevalence of communication - 24-hour news, blogs, advertising, newspaper supplements and public relations has enabled almost anyone to become a pundit and given them unlimited time and space in which to keep talking, writing and pitching.

Here's a better idea and a perfectly doable one, since both sets of laurels are administered by the Columbia School of Journalism: just as newspaper supplements and their journalists are eligible for the National Magazine Award, magazines and their um, our journalists should be eligible for the Pulitzer Prize.

Here's a better idea — and a perfectly doable one, since both sets of laurels are administered by the Columbia School of Journalism: just as newspaper supplements and their journalists are eligible for the National Magazine Award, magazines and their — um, our — journalists should be eligible for the Pulitzer Prize.

Two charges were levelled at Sagan: that he shouldn't be writing for a Sunday newspaper supplement, and that he'd exaggerated the certainty of an untested theory.

Donald, 79, the president of Advance, runs the newspaper business, which includes Parade magazine, the Sunday newspaper supplement, and a stable of local and regional papers like The Star-Ledger of Newark, The Oregonian of Portland, and The Times-Picayune of New Orleans.

That same year, the company started an investing magazine called Bloomberg Personal that was distributed as a Sunday newspaper supplement, and in 1996 it opened Bloomberg Press, which published books for financial professionals and the general public on investing, economics, and current affairs.

"It is a really outstanding spare room"), then it also provides a couple of consolations: the chance to write an anguished personal-experience column for a newspaper supplement and, when that leads to hordes of "Milo" devotees turning up to surround her house, the opportunity to make a few quid.

There's no one culprit, but it's undeniable that the rise in single-use plastic – think food packaging, the stuff holding your newspaper supplements together and, of course, the polybag encasing the t-shirt you just ordered online, is a big factor.