Sentence examples for powerful newspaper from inspiring English sources

His was the most powerful voice at the country's most powerful newspaper, and yet his power derived in large measure from his moderation and restraint in wielding it.

The Mail is the most powerful newspaper in Great Britain.

This week, I wrote about the Daily Mail, the most powerful newspaper in Britain.

The most powerful newspaper group in the country was – on the kindest interpretation – out of control.

Rising to number four in this year's MediaGuardian 100, Dacre is the country's most powerful newspaper editor.

The powerful newspaper editor Paul Dacre recently railed against unelected judges for creating "a privacy law by stealth".

Born into a powerful newspaper-owning family, Santos studied at Kansas University and the London School of Economics, then rose to prominence as a minister under the rightwing administration of Uribe.

"The days of powerful newspapers with ample legal budgets appear to be numbered," a public defender in Georgia, Gerard Kleinrock, wrote in a recent Supreme Court brief.

In Britain, a Murdoch-controlled subsidiary owns several powerful newspapers, including The Times of London, as well as a 39 percent holding in British Sky Broadcasting, a satellite TV operation with a following of millions for its news, sports and film channels.

The boys were the cast of the 1992 Disney film "Newsies," a live-action musical inspired by the 1899 strike by newsboys against two of New York's most powerful newspapers, Joseph Pulitzer's World and William Randolph Hearst's Journal.

When Rupert Murdoch was more centrally involved in operations in London he was a fearsome talent-spotter – whether you liked them or not, editors such as Kelvin MacKenzie and Andrew Neil edited big, powerful newspapers at the top of their game.