Sentence examples for newspapers record from inspiring English sources

But what would the newspapers record the next day?

The newspapers record what was once the latest moment, and reading them lets me slip back into that time".

We now know how those industries have been transformed by technology, resulting in the decline of the middleman — newspapers, record stores, bookstores and publishers.

"My advice to the trustee could not be more simple: put 10% of the cash in short-term government bonds and 90% in a very low-cost S&P 500 index fund".As investors wake up to the maths, active fund management is starting to face the kind of pressure seen in other industries, like newspapers, record labels and taxi companies, which are losing their role as gatekeepers.

All the national newspapers record in some way on their front pages the way the UK marked the centenary of Britain's involvement in World War One.

In six neatly segmented chapters, they dispassionately record the way in which popular newspapers recorded what happened in Britain and thereby also helped to shape events.

He buried himself in piles of old newspapers, records of legislative debates, gazetteers and memoirs, spent weeks in a village in rural Uttar Pradesh and with leather workers in Agra, and talked to "musicians, judges, owners of parrots".

Meanwhile the picture in print remains bleak, with the vast majority of paid-for national newspapers recording declines, led by the Sun on Sunday whose circulation fell by just over 5%.

With the world gripped by Moon fever, it was an obvious story for newspapers recorded every twist and turn of the space race.

However, conflicting reports from Portuguese newspaper Record say that Noronha categorically denies telling Ronaldo not to play.

The likelihood of a Falcao move to Chelsea has been reported by the Portugal media, the newspaper Record claiming a loan deal is imminent.