Sentence examples for newspapers turning from inspiring English sources

With many daily local newspapers turning into weeklies, Louise Mensch MP climbs on the Daily Politics soapbox to argue for state subsidies.

Leslie Allen recycles old jewelry the way some people collect aluminum cans and newspapers, turning trash into treasure.

Thai newspapers turned their websites monotone to express their grief.

Some newspapers turn over — or churn — a majority of their subscribers every year.

For a week or so, respectable newspapers turn into society tabloids, which I pretend not to read.

The grand jury was impaneled last September after the newspapers turned up fresh evidence about the riots.

In 1904, when newspapers turned to syndicated services and began to reproduce photographs, Sloan lost his job.

The first newspaper halftone in the United States appeared in 1888, and shortly thereafter newspapers turned to photography for reporting topical events, making the profession of newspaper illustrator obsolete.

If they do make it to Coney Island, they might stroll down the shore, until the sea turns to vodka and the newspapers turn Cyrillic.

The newspapers turned their attention from lauding the new Gloriana to charting the shocking possibilities of Margaret marrying a divorced member of the household.

At Mr. Li's trial, about half a dozen reporters from several daily Chinese-language newspapers turn out each day in Room 306 of the courthouse and hang on every word of testimony.