Sentence examples for newspapers of from inspiring English sources

Unlike newspapers, of course!

For newspapers, of course, the challenge is more immediate.

The newspapers of all the states were divided between them.

"I read in newspapers of rock groups buying estates".

He collected the heights of Colonial runaways from newspapers of the era.

Yet wood-pulp newspapers of fifty and a hundred years ago are often surprisingly well preserved.

"The Piece being universally approved was copied in all the Newspapers of the Continent," Franklin noted.

Owning newspapers, of course, has given the group clout with politicians and regulators.

Newspapers of all political affiliations and the semiofficial news agencies have enthusiastically joined the chorus.

Black newspapers of the time delighted in reporting on their activities.

Ms Fernández frequently accuses Argentina's leading newspapers of making up stories to discredit her government.