Sentence examples for newspaper tightly from inspiring English sources

Roll up some newspaper tightly, and use it to brace the swollen part, taping it firmly in place.

It had been a Soviet satellite since the war, ruled by a narrow Marxist clique, its schools, churches and newspapers tightly supervised by the secret police.

Make sure that the newspaper sits tightly, then stick it down with a few pieces of tape.

Murdoch, being smart, knows better than most that a printed newspaper – a tightly-edited basket of subjects and articles – becomes a very different thing in digital form.

The state-run newspapers are tightly controlled by the Information Ministry.

Roll 12 newspapers up tightly into a log shape.

China's newspaper industry is tightly controlled by a system of local censors carrying out party directives.

Might there one day be a Tindle Trust, comparable to the Scott Trust, which another tightly organised newspaper family invented in 1936 to safeguard their independent pride and joy?

Roll up tightly a newspaper page, then bend it in half, and twist it tight around itself again until it is about 8 or 9 inches (20.3 or 22.9 cm) in length.

So influential is the 68-year-old Mr. Kitagawa that media analysts and reporters say he has tightly controlled what newspapers, magazines and television programs report about his clients and himself.

The press is tightly restricted and newspapers routinely self-censor to avoid government reprisals.