Sentence examples for setting up a newspaper from inspiring English sources

After the inquiry, he contacted the Prison Service and asked if it would be interested in him setting up a newspaper for prisoners, to which the answer was yes.

Currently, the Daily Mail of Britain is considering setting up a newspaper with Living Media, which owns the popular weekly magazine India Today.

In the early republic, if you had a beef, you set up a newspaper to broadcast your dissatisfactions in the strongest of terms.

It is unacceptable that a local authority can set up a newspaper in direct competition to the local commercial newspaper in this way.

On Sunday, former Zaman staff set up a newspaper, Yarina Bakis, meaning "look towards tomorrow", with Zaman's former Twitter feed automatically redirecting readers to the new account.

If you really want to honor the terrorists' victims, Prince Alwaleed, set up a newspaper and TV station in Saudi Arabia -- not in London -- that can freely publish such thoughts.

We thought, "Hey, we came here to set up a newspaper and you just shut us down?" We went to the U.S. embassy and said, "This is IMF money, which is U.S. government money.

Hisham Kassem, a former human-rights activist and independent publisher who is now in the process of setting up a new newspaper, was dismayed by the events and angry at the crowds and this "violent stalemate".

First I was involved in the normal milieu of local government employment, but with a colleague took the risky step of setting up a weekly newspaper for town planners – with no experience of publishing or journalism!

This is setting up a lot like the newspaper industry's Hail Mary.

Moore dropped out of university and, after stints as a hippie DJ, and a period running a crisis centre for teenagers, he set-up an alternative newspaper, the Flint Voice.