Sentence examples for newspapers made from inspiring English sources

That is similar to last year's level, when the newspapers made an operating loss of £34.4m.

Curiously, the British newspapers made no mention of the flag not being dipped.

Newspapers made big money only after getting radio and then television licenses.

Paper sales:- Mail Newspapers made about £11 million from cruise adverts in 08/09.

When Federalist newspapers made him the subject of fierce attacks, he took no legal action.

Since, he said, that company's newspapers made up has 42 percent of the national readership, that percentage seemed appropriate.

On the morning after the Silverstone race, headlines in Britain's newspapers made a sensation of what had happened.

Shortly after Ijon Tichy's return from the Eleventh Voyage, newspapers made much of the competition between two washing machine manufacturers.

But the prospect of one company publishing the city's two most prominent newspapers made some people in Chicago apprehensive.

This, plus mass literacy and the advent of inexpensive newspapers, made foreign policy and diplomacy concerns of public opinion.

Associated Newspapers made a hundred and eighteen million dollars last year, but the Mail is still very much a family business.