Sentence examples for said newspapers from inspiring English sources

Mr. Russo said: "Newspapers are one crummy business.

And, he said, newspapers all over are using more color.

In any online Darwinian competition, Mr. Feola said, newspapers have many natural advantages.

He said newspapers like the Mail and the Sun "spread bigoted and poisonous lies".

In an interview Friday, Mr. Sherman said: "Newspapers are a cash cow.

Scott said newspapers were losing their advertising to Apple, Google and Facebook and not to the ABC.

One said "teacher," another said "football coach" and the third said "newspaper columnist".

The ombudsman said: "Newspaper adverts do not target individual investors.

But Mr. Keeter said newspaper readers might be reading online news from Web sites run by newspapers.

But both Mr Damazer and Mr Tait said newspaper reports about news audiences had distorted coverage.

Kilfoyle said newspaper coverage was putting at risk the chances of Venables getting a fair trial.