Sentence examples for start a newspaper from inspiring English sources

"So I decided to start a newspaper," Armstrong says.

The easy answer is that no, nobody in America or Europe would start a newspaper today.

"Let's suppose I wanted to start a newspaper in New York City," Mr. Beckman, the dean at Duncan, says.

If Colombia's journalists in exile decided to start a newspaper about their nation, that would really be worth reading.

They'll start a newspaper, then a chamber of commerce, then, on August 3 1990, he will die of leukaemia.

Suggests they start a newspaper of their own, and devote it to a passionate campaign for the 12-hour day and 10 minutes for lunch.

Vasilevsky's thinking of starting a newspaper too.

He subsequently starts a newspaper that Dalser, in a disastrous move, helps bankroll.

He started a newspaper wire service, the Capitol News Bureau, distributing stories to eighty papers.

A muckraking journalist, William Cowper Brand, started a newspaper, The Iconoclast, whose principle target was Baylor University.

When I was 22 years old and started a newspaper, I found what I love to do.