Sentence examples for ordinary newspapers from inspiring English sources

In 1816, at the height of his influence, he was able to reach the common man by putting out the Political Register (denounced as Cobbett's "two-penny trash") in a cheap edition that avoided the heavy taxes on ordinary newspapers.

Tempting as it is to wring one's hands over the philistine reading public that was not eager to sponsor Walser in the growing freedom of his writing, really it's remarkable that the editors of ordinary newspapers — one of whom received threats of cancelled subscriptions unless the "nonsense" stopped — published any of this work at all.

Published in medical journals and ordinary newspapers it found its way all round Europe.

Except that Colin Myler, 59, is no ordinary newspaper veteran.

But millions of ordinary newspaper-buyers gave Mr Murdoch his clout and did not murmur when tabloids invaded the privacy of the rich or famous.

The News of the World wasn't an ordinary newspaper when Andy Coulson was its editor.

Founders of The Eclipse said ordinary newspaper readers would investigate, write and produce the content alongside trained journalists and ex-newspaper staff.

Packing Paper: While ordinary newspaper works fine for some purposes, be aware that the paper's print will run giving you an extra cleaning task at your new home.

The government has sought to cultivate that image of the ordinary, mobilizing its newspapers and television to insist that it was re-exerting control over the capital after its police force utterly collapsed on Jan . 28

57 The fact that they took into account only the near vision subscale of the NEI-VFQ, which contains items like reading ordinary print in newspapers or difficulty seeing well up close, such as when cooking or sewing, could be another explanation.

There is nothing more offensive to ordinary, law-abiding newspaper-readers than seeing rows of sorry-looking peasants being herded into the backs of cattle-trucks by our lads in the Army.