Sentence examples for print story from inspiring English sources

How do you best write a print story these days?

She didn't care about sharing, or even losing, a scoop — the documents were a print story.

But, as I tried to explain in a recent print story, she is supported almost as much by voters on the far left as she is by those on the far right.

"It's perfectly possible to be obnoxious and contentious in there and produce an objective print story, but the image is so overwhelmingly negative, and some of our TV brethren are very good at the in-your-face product".

"Why is it generated by podcasts versus, say, a print story?" I said that I thought it had to do with hearing people's voices, and the fact that the best podcast-makers are highly sophisticated storytellers, and that our digital era connects us and isolates us in overwhelming, novel ways.

For more, see this week's print story.

A 2006 report, The State of the News Media, indicated that, in the United States, "Celebrity/Entertainment" and "Lifestyle" stories made up some 17 percent of broadcast stories by duration and nearly 10 percent of print stories by length while "Election" and "Government" stories made up 15 percent of broadcast stories and 21 percent of print stories.

By my count, we've used "-centric" almost 150 times in print stories so far this year — compared with 72 times in 2000 and just 24 in 1995.

No-one had been arrested, no injunctions sought and the newspaper still continued to print stories based on the leaked material, the sources said.

His print stories have appeared in The New Republic, The Intercept, Gawker, VICE News, Fusion, The Nation, Salon, and The Awl.

Shilts noted most newspapers would print stories about AIDS only when it affected heterosexuals, sometimes taking particular interest in stories about AIDS in prostitutes.