Sentence examples for newspapers were about from inspiring English sources

Then came the calamity of his would-be successor, Sir Michael Hirst, not only pulling out of the seat, but quitting as Scottish Tory chairman, believing that newspapers were about to destroy his image as a devoted family man by digging up reports of a past homosexual affair.

Speaking not for attribution, they said she had brought up the subject of Foley's alleged behavior with at least three news organizations and had tried to get them to publish stories on the subject by claiming other newspapers were about to do so.

Michael Rooney, the chief revenue officer of Dow Jones & Company, the News Corporation division that publishes the Wall Street Journal and WSJ., said luxury advertising in the newspaper was about flat.

He said local stations were currently "a highly profitable business" but added "what happened to newspapers is about to happen to TV".

In Britain the Times and the Sunday Times newspapers are about to take the latter course by asking people to pay for news online.

The naïve, touching doggerel ballad that Bonnie Parker wrote and had published in newspapers is about the roles they play for other people contrasted with the coming end for them.

I mean, advertising on radio and in local newspapers was about spending money upfront, to buy exposure, and then cross your fingers.

The launch of new tablet editions for some of Wales' leading newspapers is about delivering news in the way "our audience demands it", says the editor of the Western Mail.

Local newspapers are about local news.

That, in short, is what the beginning of the American newspaper was about.

Someone calls and says 'I know X newspaper is about to run something about me'.