Sentence examples for outdated newspapers from inspiring English sources

But the older woman who reads outdated newspapers is a steal from Jean Giraudoux's play, "The Madwoman of Chaillot".

I once chided him about keeping so many outdated newspapers around only to realize each paper had something in common -- I recognized the photo of the columnist above the article.

Knowlton says it is an outdated newspaper concept and is best used sparingly when Crikey actually has something to say.

To put the matter in perspective, an outdated newspaper feature that treated women as sex objects has been ditched way after its sell-by date.

Speaking of seemingly outdated media, newspapers are not surprisingly more popular among over-35 adults, but even a decent percentage of younger adults read a paper occasionally.

The chairman, Julius Genachowski, has circulated proposals to update ownership regulations, including "eliminating outdated prohibitions on newspaper-radio and TV-radio cross-ownership".

Julius Genachowski, the F.C.C. chairman, has circulated to the agency's four other commissioners a proposal "to streamline and modernize media ownership rules, including eliminating outdated prohibitions on newspaper-radio and TV-radio cross-ownership," said a spokesman for the commission, Justin Cole, in a statement.

The article also included a quotation that gave an outdated name for a newspaper where a dictionary editor said that some people send their knaidel recipes.

Besides a rather outdated picture of him that the newspapers still publish regularly, there were no other images of Alipio in circulation, so it was little wonder I wasn't able to recognise him from the outset.

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One is that the concept of "newspaper chains" is rapidly becoming outdated by investor and marketing pressures to form multimedia companies that stretch across newspapers, broadcasting and the Internet.