全新聞がその事件を大きく取り上げた。の英語

All the papers featured the case.

The newspapers gave a lot of space to the affair.

The press distorted the affair.

The papers are full of the news of the affair.

The newspapers gave a lot of space to the affair.

The newspapers splashed their stories about the case.

The affair is (reported) in all the newspapers.

Some papers have devoted a whole page to the affair.

The case made a lot of noise in the papers.

The papers give prominence to the recent occurrence.

The newspaper gave a distorted account of what had happened.

Several newspapers published the story.

The newspaper speaks to a lot of people.

I was disappointed reading that newspaper.

There's nothing important in the paper.

That incident was greatly reported about in the news.

Newspapers distribute information to the public.

I hope the affair will not get into the papers―find its way into the press.

The newspaper always keeps us informed of the events taking place in the world.

The report in the paper turned out to be false.

There is nothing interesting in the newspaper.

Some newspapers distorted the news.

This was given a big headline in the papers.

The newspaper has a large circulation.

I was disappointed when I read the newspaper.

Newspapers did not report the news.

All the newspapers suppressed the news.

The newspaper is a prime medium of communication.

newspapers gave only an approximation of the actual events

the newspaper devoted several columns to the subject