Sentence examples for newspapers left from inspiring English sources

Newspapers Left: The Guardian Right: The Telegraph Independent (left leaning): The Independent.

Now imagine that there are no newspapers left.

Your interesting survey of local newspapers left out a feisty newcomer, the monthly White Plains Watch.

Newspapers left on room doorsteps were wrapped with "belly bands" promoting Nielsen.

Cyril was sent to stay with family in Ireland where he read newspapers left lying around.

The Tribune moved out in the 1920s, and in the 1950s the last of the newspapers left Park Row.

By then, he said, "there could be dramatically fewer newspapers," leaving those that remain in a stronger position to compete for readers and ads.

The spinoff of the newspapers leaves Tribune as largely a broadcasting company, which will include 42 local television stations and interests in the Food Network,Web sites like Classified Ventures and CareerBuilder and its real estate holdings, including the Tribune Tower in Chicago.

The Tribune Company has emerged from bankruptcy and wants to sell the Times (which still turns a profit), the Tribune and six smaller newspapers, leaving it to focus on its lucrative television assets.

"Our considerable experience of the London market and free newspapers leaves us in no doubt that London Lite will be very attractive to advertisers and secure a big audience".

But he warned that continued demonstrations might lead to a replay of July 1999, when vigilantes set upon students protesting the repeated closure of reformist newspapers, leaving one student dead and several more in prison.