The newspapers opened fire on the politician.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The newspapers opened fire on the politician.

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

The newspaper reported the death of the statesman.

The cartoon in today's paper makes fun of those politicians.

The newspaper company published an anti-Catholic advertisement.

Statesmen are usually very conscious of newspaper coverage.

The journal article unmasked the corrupt politician

The reviewers pulled the movie to pieces in the newspaper.

I would use newspapermen as a sounding board for such policies

The pressroom was filled with reporters.

The paper discredited the politician with its nasty commentary

The editors of the paper spew out hostile articles about the Presidential candidate

The reporter shot questions at the politician.

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.

In the turmoil of the election, articles on the Tokyo summit were thrust away to the inside pages of the newspapers.

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

The article was an invitation for public protest against the newspaper.

The journalist comments on current events.

This newspaper story discredits the politicians

The magazine published a sensationalistic article.

The journalist comments on current events.

The newsman has a nose for news.

The on the spot reporter was mobbed by the sports fans.

The newspaper reflects public opinion.

The papers protested against the policy in the same tone.

The newspaper was accused of libeling him

The President evaded [sidestepped] the pressman's pointed questions by a clever piece of repartee.

Today's newspaper reports the arrest of the suspect.