Sentence examples for newspapers to save from inspiring English sources

As a boy, he would work setting up bowling pins and delivering newspapers to save up $5. Then he would walk three miles to a local stable and pay for a ride.

Also likely: shrinking the circulation footprint of some newspapers to save on newsprint and delivery costs and outsourcing more business functions.

D Closed a 168-year-old newspaper to save the chief executive, who then resigned anyway.

Pravit Rojanaphruk tweeted that he was resigning from the Nation newspaper to save it "from further pressure".

Three-fifths of the papers reported having less space for news over all, as newspapers try to save money by shifting to smaller pages and printing fewer of them.

In separate interviews they both use the same phrase: "It is easier to start a newspaper than to save one". They are freed of the legacy costs of big newsrooms trying to do everything.

Deriding the slow, fingernail-dragging retreat of NI bosses from their claim that a lone "rogue reporter" had broken the law, the authors describe how that became "a few rogue reporters", then finally a whole "rogue newspaper", sacrificed to save a parent company that the book calls a "shadow state".

As magazines and newspapers cut pages to save money, crossword puzzles, acrostics, sudokus and other games are being left on the production-room floor.

In 1966, the Sierra Club took out huge advertisements in major American newspapers asking people to save the canyon from being flooded "for profit".

The home's owner, the retired media mogul Florence Fang — whose family once published The San Francisco Examiner and other newspapers — "will fight" to save it, her grandson Sean Fang said, according to a statement obtained by The Associated Press last week.

He warned that parent company Guardian Media Group could run out of cash in three to five years if the business operations did not change – although the company is able sell assets to generate more reserves – and said that the newspapers would aim to save £25m over the next five years – releasing funds to be reinvested in other activities.