Sentences with phrase «front page of a newspaper»

Is this something that would still look ok if it were printed on the front page of a newspaper?

Only include information on your timeline that you wouldn't mind seeing on the front page of the newspaper.

But my personal favorite reputational tool is this one: company managers and employees should ask themselves, when making decisions for the company, whether: a) they would feel comfortable telling their mother about that decision, and b) they would feel comfortable reading about that decision on the front page of a newspaper.

It is not often that securitisation makes the front page of the newspaper, even the local area weekly in those councils who have held some CDOs.

And worse, how few understand enough science not to feel an immediate defensiveness, wariness and hostility whenever the work of scientists reaches the front pages of the newspapers?

Now the tales are on the front page of every newspaper, and the corruption they reflect must be candidly addressed.

This article, which he wrote before his death in 1971, ran on the front page of newspapers across the country.

Our Bible teacher reads things out of the people and sounds like it coming from the front page of the newspaper — she also says — look at whats happening in the Middle East and you can see the Bible being fulfilled daily.

The past couple of days have seen the front pages of newspapers, the lead story on numerous news bulletins and a deluge of social media commentary... More

In her trailblazing She Who Is (1992), the title boldly confronting the reader like a 100 - point headline on the front page of a newspaper, Johnson identified the death of patriarchy's God emphatically.

and if my words were published on the front page of every newspaper then all would become Christians.

The past couple of days have seen the front pages of newspapers, the lead story on numerous news bulletins and a deluge of social media commentary devoted to football.

Islamic massacres and libertarian demands regularly contend for the front page of the newspapers; from these two radicalisations arise the two major threats to the family.»

They are not on the front page of newspapers; they are not news.

I got so far into it that my blog was picked up by The Sunday Times, with one of my smoothie bowls even gracing the front page of their newspaper.

From the stories that grace the front pages of newspapers and being the good in the world, to food, home, and family, Woman Tribune discusses the myriad of interests and issues that women care about.

UPDATE: AQE's Billy Easton called to respond: «These scenarios are not plucked from thin air, plucked from the front pages of newspapers all across the state.

Regardless, it's an issue that will be paraded across the front pages of newspapers this election year in Albany.

He's on the front page of the newspaper the next morning,» Greenberg says.

The Labour leader woke up to a slew of negative headlines on the front pages of the newspapers and a sustained assault from the energy industry, which has warned of blackouts if he proceeds with plans to fix energy prices for two years after 2015.

«They didn't necessarily need a law to tell them what we are sadly seeing on the front pages of our newspapers.»

-- «New York Has Given Away the Keys to More Than a Prius» — New York Times's Jim Dwyer: «Late Tuesday night, Mr. [Stephen] Cassidy drove onto a sidewalk in Midtown Manhattan and hit a trash bin, then stumbled his way into an ambulance and onto the front pages of newspapers... Mr. Cassidy, the executive director of the Fire Pension Fund, was jacked up on alcohol and had cocaine in his wallet, the police said... Other than the car, the damage done by Mr. Cassidy was limited to himself.

The front page of a newspaper stated that one voluntary body had said that people should not plan for a pregnancy — should postpone pregnancy, in effect — and there was a response to that from the Royal College of General Practitioners.

«Forgive my ill - mannerism, but I could not comprehend why a governor will celebrate the wedding of his daughter, and another governor of his son, on the front pages of newspapers, flashing it before our eyes, when other peoples» daughters are in captivity,» Bakare said.

After their April 1999 rampage, which left 13 dead and 24 injured at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo., Harris and Klebold were on the covers of magazines and the front pages of newspapers for weeks.

In Pennsylvania, few took notice to the silent epidemic before deaths from prescription drug abuse started making the front pages of newspapers across the state.

He once told Childs that he would see him on the front page of the newspaper for murder, after kicking him out of his class.

It should be daily on the front pages of newspapers and in news bulletins on TV.

On the front page of my newspaper there was a full page ad for Rogers.

Basically, any photo that you would not want to see published on the front page of a newspaper or send to your prospective employer with your CV, is a bad photo for a dating site.

Think of it like the lead story on the front page of the newspaper.

It took whites and blacks being killed and splashed on the front page of the newspaper and on the nightly news to get Johnson angry enough to realize what needed to happen.

Visit Newseum to read the front pages of newspapers from around the world — a great way to see what is worthy of the front page in a place you are headed toward for a visit, or to keep up on the front - page news back home while you are away.

You have to be willing to have everything you say printed on the front page of the newspaper.»

Each student creates the front page of a newspaper that tells about events and characters in a book just read.

«While we strongly support teachers receiving quality feedback about their performance, including how much they're helping their students progress on state tests, publicizing these results on the front page of newspapers will not help improve teacher effectiveness,» Stone said in a statement.

Along the way, he tells of a sad and tragic love affair that was described on the front pages of newspapers around the world, a chief inspector who found himself strangely sympathetic to the killer and his lover, and a driven and compelling inventor who transformed the way we communicate.

P.T. Barnum showcased her in his American Museum, and her wedding knocked news of the Civil War off the front pages of newspapers.

There is no press about it or it's not on the front page of the newspaper.

Clients often associate bankruptcy with being thrown out on the street, all of his or her assets taken away, and picture printed on the front page of the newspaper announcing to the world that he or she filed for bankruptcy.

Other highlights of the exhibition include her Neverland series from 2002, where she photographed objects, either alone or in groups, on fields of color; Figure Drawings from 1988 - 2008, featuring an installation of 40 framed images of the human figure; Objects of Desire from 1983 - 1989, where she made collages of found photographs and rephotographed them against bright background of red, blue, green, yellow, and black; Renaissance Paintings from 1991, featuring individual figures and objects from disparate Renaissance paintings isolated and re-photographed against monochrome backgrounds; Doubleworld from 1995, where the artist transitioned from collaging and re-photographing found images to creating stylized arrangements for the camera; Stills from 1980, where the artist compiled and re-photographed over 70 clippings of press photos that capture people falling or jumping off tall buildings; Available Light from 2012, incorporating many of her techniques utilized over the course of her career; and Modern History from 1979, in which she has re-photographed the front page of the newspaper with the text redacted.

By that time, she had spent almost two decades collaging found images to expose and manipulate the ideological structures that underpinned photography, crafting series such as «Modern History,» 1977 — 79, for which she excised the text from the front pages of newspapers so that the size and position of the remaining images — of statesmen or a solar eclipse or a masked Sandinista guerrilla — laid bare a visual grammar of power.

In another of his works, Clown's Revolution (2011), political leaders shout at one another, looking as if they had stepped off the front page of a newspaper.

The Irish Times, Thursday 12 August 1999 consists of two identical images coupled on the front page of a newspaper.

He was looking at artists» responses to the financial world and the recent financial meltdown and even though we planned the «Systems of Collecting» and «Cashing Out» shows well in advance it was really ironic that the [Cashing Out] show opened the same week that Occupy Oakland was on the front page of every newspaper in the country.

Or instead — thanks to the extraordinary profusion of images, whether on the front pages of newspapers reporting from disaster zones or on Twitter feeds documenting everyday lives in excruciating detail — has photography shown us too much reality, freezing our sympathies and arresting our ability to act on what we see?

Also featured in this exhibition is a selection of Tomaselli's New York Times collages, an ongoing series the artist began in 2005 in which he scans the front pages of the newspaper, prints them onto watercolor paper, and alters the central images.

I've felt for 30 years that the environment was priority one, and deserved a place on the front pages of every newspaper.

When I was coming of age in the mid-twentieth century, there was usually some authority doing the work for you, whether a silver - haired anchorman on the nightly news or the printed front page of a newspaper.

The miracle of the front page of a newspaper is that everything is mashed up and [you might] find something that you didn't expect to find interesting and follow that line of inquiry, and you get engaged on something that you didn't think about before.