Open a paper, click on a blog or TV, and, voilà, like Waldo, he's everywhere.
The New Yorker, December 14 , 1940 P. 19Every time we open a paper, Comm.
By Philip Hamburger and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, December 14 , 1940 P. 19Every time we open a paper, Comm.
We cannot open a paper these days without reading tales of the fiscal antics of big corporations.
For days, it has been impossible to open a paper without seeing a picture of Bafta nominee Rachel Weisz, who played the passionate activist so well.
Foreknowledge of these facts was inescapable to anyone who had turned on a television, or opened a paper, or even gone to a grocery store in weeks leading up to the Jubilee.
Germany can freeze assets — it has frozen more than two hundred accounts since September — but the law makes it nearly impossible to document, let alone trace, the kinds of banking transactions that might open a paper trail through the terror network.
It was impossible to open a paper or turn on the news without seeing a picture of Osborne in a hi-vis jacket and a hard hat chatting away on construction sites and in distribution warehouses.
One day they will open a paper or a Web page and read for themselves about the year — 2050 or so, according to the prophets — when the time will run out.
"You can't open a paper or turn on television without either hearing the government launching a new idea they say is woman-friendly or the papers castigating certain businesses or organisations for a lack of women, whether it be older women in the BBC or women in the boardroom," said Jackie Long, social affairs editor for Channel 4 News.
