Sentence examples for newspapers offices from inspiring English sources

They create a climate of impunity, in which emboldened mobs ransack newspapers offices, art galleries and cinemas.

In a 2018 court case, Alden disclosed it has a series of affiliated real estate companies whose business is focused primarily on efficiently buying, selling, leasing and redeveloping newspapers' offices and printing plants.

(Gannett disputed the claim). Alden's strategy in purchasing Gannett, according to a recent report in the Washington Post, involves "efficiently buying, selling, leasing and redeveloping newspapers' offices and printing plants". The company has been called "a destroyer of newspapers". Since Alden took over the Denver Post, in 2010, that paper has lost nearly half of its staff.

For elections, newspapers offices would string a big banner outside the office announcing a winner as soon as the new was known, and if the count took longer than anticipated, the public would wait outside or come back later to hear the news when it broke.

On the rare occasions that police officers appear in newspaper offices, they are usually guests of the editor.

Newspaper offices are blown to smithereens.

The Guardian newspaper offices in London.

The army moved into newspaper offices and television studios.

Newspaper offices once revolved around picture libraries and clip files.

Newspaper offices in the area were also reportedly damaged.

German prosecutors and right-wing newspaper offices were also targets.