The newspapers gave a lot of space to the affair.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The newspapers gave a lot of space to the affair.

The newspapers gave a lot of space to the affair.

The newspapers splashed their stories about the case.

The weekly magazine featuring the scandal sold well.

The reporter used his keen nose to sniff [ferret] out additional material.

The amount of coverage given to Japan in American newspapers has increased of late.

The reporter wrote up the event for his paper.

The newspaper assigned reporters to stake out the politician's home.

Someone on the inside leaked the story to the press.

Several newspapers published the story.

This was given a big headline in the papers.

The reporter filed his story just before the paper went to press.

The newspaper gave a distorted account of what had happened.

The information is leaking piecemeal to the press.

The pressroom was filled with reporters.

The magazine published a sensationalistic article.

The magazine jumped the gun and reported on the scandal.

The newspapers came out with the story on the front page.

The reporter soon got wind of the scandal.

The weekly makes a feature of economic issues.

A good reporter must be able to smell out a story.

Their claims have been trumpeted in [by] the media.

That company put out an advertisement for jobs in magazines.

The newspapers gave only the bare facts.

The newspaper extracted several passages from the speech.

the tabloids relied on sensationalism to maintain their circulation

His speech got a big write‐up in the newspapers.

He opened a newspaper and covered the dead child.

unmuzzle the press

The sportswriter contributes to several major newspapers and magazines.