Sentence examples for wrong newspaper from inspiring English sources
(A driver and an extra £100k? Really? I must work for the wrong newspaper).
I support you as long as you say this, this and this.' That's the wrong newspaper to do that with.
You wouldn't blame illiterates for reading the wrong newspaper.
— says that this will be fatal: I sincerely do hope that I read the wrong newspapers and missed all those European economists and commentators screaming all these things (or even better: that I am wrong).
That is sort of the point about the flight from newspapers and the growing belief that, on the Internet, any old Joe can be a journalist--because anybody with a specific knowledge about a subject knows how wrong newspapers get it.
Is it not wrong?" the newspaper asked its readers.
This morning Cameron was forced to defend the former News of the World editor, telling reporters outside his home in London: "It's wrong for newspapers to breach people's privacy with no justification.
Something had clearly gone wrong with newspapers and somebody had to get to the truth.
SIR — Although the U.S. Supreme Court's recent decision in Massachusetts v EPA, ruling that the EPA has authority to regulate greenhouse gasses under the Clean Air Act, was handed down with the slightest of margins, one can hope that it signals a turn in fortune for America's beleaguered environmental movement and proves this newspaper wrong in portraying a movement short on political success.
"I think it's wrong that that newspaper reporters have all these documents, the 50,000 – whatever they have and are selling them and giving them out as if these – you know it just doesn't make sense," Alexander said in an interview with the Defense Department's "Armed With Science" blog.
There are some simple questions, such as "who is paying Glenn Mulcaire's legal fees?" The News of the World would itself be the first to argue that a criminal shouldn't be sheltered from the law by public money, so would it not be wrong for the newspaper to fork out for Mulcaire?
