Sentence examples for newspaper yes from inspiring English sources

As a noncommissioned officer in Afghanistan in 2004, he began an underground newspaper — yes, print!

Dmgi, the venture capital arm of the company behind the British tabloid newspaper — yes, even the Daily Mail does tech investing!! — has continued its spree in data-centric startups in India after putting $5 million into real estate research and analytics firm Liases Foras.

Finally, as I was reading the newspaper (yes, a newspaper) this week I had a throwback moment.

Luckily, in her wing, Parley was allowed freedoms and eventually wrote in the hospital's newspaper (yes, the hospital had a newspaper).

Hisham al-Hashimi, an Iraqi official who advises the Iraqi  Government on Isis, told the newspaper: "Yes, he was wounded in al-Baaj near the village of Umm al-Rous on 18 March with a group that was with him".

A: It was in the newspapers, yes.

US newspaper the Washington Post has launched its Social Reader app for Android, as part of the wider trend for newspapers (yes, this one included) to build Facebook into their digital offerings.

Preprints in the newspapers (yes, I still read several a day) during the December holiday selling season held ads indicating you could obtain a RAZR for as little as $29 if you locked into a contract with your cellular operator.

Newspapers — yes, the crinkly, sometimes unwieldy paper masses that many of us are no longer buying and reading; those things that are daily moving to all-digital platforms to offset the rising costs and diminishing returns of printing.

It is impossible to read the British newspapers — yes, they still sell them in big numbers and read them ardently here, foreshadowing an upcoming generation of informed Brit adults — and not get a chuckle out of the wit.

Most of the promises made about the best possible sound are the sonic equivalent of promising you the biggest Sunday newspaper ever: yes, but you're still throwing away six sections without even looking at them.