Sentence examples for sort of newspaper from inspiring English sources

The Sun, which is now defunct, was the sort of newspaper that hired people without any reporting experience and gave them a lot of it quickly.

The disaster will return to the headlines when one sort of newspaper reports a particularly gruesome discovery or another finds additional evidence of President Bush's negligence.

Particularly during awards season, the ego needs of big-time actors and directors are often sated by a certain size ad in a certain sort of newspaper.

Their matches both start at 8.05pm and, the Guardian being a parochial, narrow-minded sort of newspaper, they're the ones we're waiting for.

Greig has apparently done the ring around of senior staff at the Standard in advance of his arrival, while the staff try to ascertain what sort of newspaper he will edit.

Finally, Kubrick shows the nation being scandalised by this technique, via headlines in the Telegraph and the old broadsheet Mail - eerily, just the sort of newspaper hue-and-cry which would drive A Clockwork Orange off the screen.

If they'd been reading the right sort of newspapers they would have discovered that the globalisation that put paid to their jobs has actually made them richer and happier, job or no job.

Media experts say that, as with other sorts of newspapers, the Web versions of college papers remain more a complement to the print publications than potential replacements.

His writings, in manuscript form, were known only to his friends and the privileged correspondents of the Correspondance littéraire, a sort of private newspaper edited by Baron Grimm that was circulated in manuscript form.

ONLY Cadbury's chocolate is available in the slot machines on the London Underground, and only one sort of free newspaper is distributed at stations: Metro, owned by Daily Mail and General Trust DMGTT).

Onstage at the band shell a sort of living newspaper was being performed: each speaker had up-to-date information to give about El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Grenada, or Puerto Rico, with editorial comment.