Sentence examples for papers run from inspiring English sources
Leaders are often unsigned in newspapers, but everywhere else there has been rampant byline inflation (to the extent that some papers run picture bylines on ordinary news stories).
It's not only size that matters, creating a "sculptural stack" is another widespread activity, and local papers run competitions to find the best.
The state-owned papers, run for years by secular-leaning editors, had a reputation as a mouthpiece for President Hosni Mubarak, who was deposed last year.
The papers run a spectrum of disagreement over announcements yesterday by the home secretary, Charles Clarke, regarding how Britain should tackle the terrorist threat.
Both these papers run spreads - 3am in the Mirror, Bizarre in the Sun - on the bingeing nightlife of lesser or aspiring celebrities.
"I would grade papers, run the grades by the professor and then give them out, and long lines of students would appear outside my office to say I graded too hard," Mr. Perrin said.
He said about 50 papers ran the column.
Other mainland papers ran bold headlines over the photos, obscuring the Taiwanese flag.
Court papers, running to 55 pages published by the New York Times, show the details of the charges.
Reformist papers ran banner headlines and huge pictures hailing the victors.
At the time, the papers ran with "Harry Blotto" headlines while his Potter colleagues rallied round to show solidarity.
