Sentence examples for smallest papers from inspiring English sources

Finally, though, a word of praise for one of Murdoch's smallest papers, the 28,000-circulation Papua New Guinea Courier Mail.

"If we take, for instance, The Los Angeles Times to a 50-50 ratio, we will be eliminating about 82 pages a week," Mr. Michaels said, leaving the smallest papers of the week at 56 news pages.

Alan S. Emory, one of the longest-serving journalists in Washington and correspondent for one of the smallest papers to maintain its own bureau there, died on Monday at his Falls Church, Va., home.

Executives at the Newspaper Association of America said some patterns emerged in the figures, including the biggest papers and the smallest papers being better able to maintain their circulation than medium-size papers.

A few smaller papers have already made that move.

He was just picking up some small papers".

Some of the smaller papers were special because they had a homespun, regional flavor.

These days, he said, calls from smaller papers frequently go unanswered.

The announcement does not include Gannett's hundreds of small papers in Britain.

Japan's smaller papers, though, are taking a different tack online.

It is already in the process of combining those functions for many of its smaller papers.