Sentence examples for papers news from inspiring English sources
After certain fiscal inefficiency by the Mayor was uncovered both papers' news columns were more critical.
The figures come from the project's weekly monitoring of 52 major papers, news Web sites, TV networks and stations, and radio stations.
In 2004, he was assigned to Paris to coordinate The Times's coverage with the International Herald Tribune and help integrate the two papers' news operations.
The term "living fossil" is often used to describe organisms in peer-reviewed scientific papers, news articles, blogposts and museum labels.
Working together on the business side would present a stark cultural shift for the papers' news staffs, each accustomed to seeing the other side as the enemy.
Newspapers routinely publish articles from wire services, and many of them also subscribe to the major papers' news services and reprint their articles.
Re "Philip Morris Says It Has a Safer Paper" (news article, Jan . 11: Why not make safer tobacco?
(Because the state of Alaska made the e-mails available only on paper, news organizations had to scan them to make them viewable online).
At the beginning of every production cycle, the entire group brainstorms story ideas for all the sections of the paper: news, features, arts and entertainment, opinion and sports.
DETROIT — Paper news releases were rare sights during media previews for the auto show, as automakers continued to give the novelty storage-device market plenty of commissions.
In the lack of paper, news could be told.
