Sentence examples for yellow newspaper from inspiring English sources

Jeffrey Lichtman, Rosemond's attorney, called the Times "an arrogant, yellow newspaper".

His lovely voice resounds from speakers in the ceiling, we hear the clatter of his typing (though not, sadly, this reportedly accomplished pianist playing Beethoven), and everywhere there are yellow newspaper cuttings, books and manuscripts.

The passage of time was marked only by a series of pictures of their coach, Esrafil Dodangeh, 67, lining the back wall — black and whites, from when he was a younger man hugged by barrel-chested wrestlers, to yellow newspaper clippings with the many champions he "made" over the years.

This definition of The Times's purpose was Mr. Ochs's own; it has been much criticized, but the criticisms deal usually with the phraseology rather than with its practical interpretation, and the phraseology was simply an emphatic announcement that The Times was not and would not be what the nineties called a yellow newspaper.

In those days, the paparazzi were more innocent than they are these days with the incredible competition between the yellow newspapers.

While many of the women she writes about were well known at the time, Fahs said, they have been neglected because many of them wrote for sensational or "yellow" newspapers and for the women's page.

The yellow newspapers from the dusty archives will explain how Kobe Bryant came home and conquered.

His workshop walls display yellowing newspaper stories and photos of his meetings with dignitaries.

Perhaps one with "hauntings, disturbing diary entries and [a] general air of yellowing newspaper reports".

One "Castle Rock" character fingers a yellowed newspaper article headlined with a reference to a "rabid dog" that must be Cujo.

But the film, beautifully shot by Ian Kerr (who evokes the era with photographs, yellowed newspaper clips and fight footage), peels back fresh layers that will captivate nonfans too.