Sentence examples for newspapers lightly from inspiring English sources

None of this is a pretty sight, but it is a sight for sore and avid eyes, and the newspapers, lightly or severely regulated, will find an enduring way to dish it up.

I made sure the newspaper mix, lightly refreshed, was moist, and gave my charges some extra food, including orange rinds.

THE regulation of the British press is an area where this newspaper usually treads lightly.

The specimens themselves were pressed lightly in newspaper and temporarily preserved with denatured alcohol.

Before the verdict, newspapers in Harbin covered the case lightly; afterward, reporters from outside the province swept in.

Its defenders pointed out that with a minimum of 5 years in jail, it was not a lightly punished crime, the newspaper wrote.

He closed out the book with excerpts from a lightly fictionalized diary and a newspaper story about his death.

In an open letter printed in UK newspapers, the British Medical Association said the decision had not been "taken lightly".

Other British newspapers are not taking the Met's intrusion on press freedom lightly either.

The fish and chips, for example, features fresh and fanatically sourced haddock that's lightly smoked before frying, then served in the traditional newspaper cone.

The next day, the Los Angeles Star newspaper described the Chinese victims as "uncivilized barbarians" who "valued life so lightly".