Sentence examples for publishing newspapers from inspiring English sources

Now 52, Mr. Perez started his professional life by publishing newspapers for teenagers when he was in high school and at the University of Maryland.

In addition, Bengaluru is a centre for publishing (newspapers and periodicals) and is the regional headquarters of the national radio broadcasting network.

After publishing newspapers in Ohio (Coshocton, 1849 51, and Cleveland, 1851 55), Medill joined a partnership that acquired the Chicago Tribune (founded 1847), and from the first he largely determined the paper's editorial policy.

Though his life up to then had been spent editing and publishing newspapers, he had persuaded her in 1988 to found, with him, the National League for Democracy (NLD).

Further to my posting on Tuesday about Eric Pickles's failure to deal with defiant councils publishing newspapers, the trade body representing local papers is having another go at urging the minister to act.

WHILE everyone and his uncle is starting a Web site as a way to communicate with the world, two small groups of people are taking a more traditional approach: they are publishing newspapers.

He kept publishing newspaper articles, brochures and books.

I found that in 1933, when the stock market hit rock bottom, magazine publishing, newspaper publishing and book publishing all were cut in half.

… We can … fund and publish newspapers.

The first regularly published newspapers appeared in German cities and in Antwerp about 1609.

Many of the Forty-Eighters in America published newspapers, wrote pamphlets and joined political parties.