Sentence examples for tribune experience from inspiring English sources

But it is clear that the Tribune experience still rankles.

Zell said, of the Tribune experience, "I made a bet.

But even papers with well-meaning local ownership, like the Salt Lake Tribune, are experiencing brutal cuts: The paper is losing one of every three newsroom staffers, it was announced a few weeks ago.

Carnahan told the Star Tribune that she shared her experiences with hateful messages because she wanted to "highlight the admiration and respect I have for my father" and "bring a positive voice to the party and show the importance of working together".

The old tribune was delighted, but wise: "Fashion and rejection are experiences felt by all.

And now the tribunes of the people again resuming their motion for the division of the city, the war against the Faliscans luckily broke out, giving liberty to the chief citizens to choose what magistrates they pleased, and to appoint Camillus military tribune, with five colleagues; affairs then requiring a commander of authority and reputation, as well as experience.

She gained experience running a newspaper in 1946 when she and Peter Miller purchased the LaSalle Post-Tribune in La Salle, Illinois and the Peru News-Herald, in Peru, Illinois, merging the papers to create the Daily News-Tribune.

Another widespread set of tall tales is embellishment of experience and accomplishments, says Jenny Sullivan, a spokeswoman for Chicago-based CareerBuilder.com, a joint venture between The Tribune Co., Gannett and Knight Ridder.

Nouvelle Tribune (In French).

Tribune, employ Rice and McGeehan, Percy Hammond.

See also censor; tribune.