How To Use Column inch In A Sentence
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Even the campaign's biggest newspaper enthusiasts are nervous about any accusation of being prejudiced, devoting many column inches to denying charges of homophobia and bigotry before they had even been made.
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Column inch a measure of area used in newspapers and magazines to calculate the cost of display advertising.
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The possible participation of Camilla Parker Bowles has occupied column inches in the diaries of The Times and the Daily Telegraph all week.
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Now it merits but a few column inches in a few papers.
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The success of the series and the regular column inches went hand in hand, as did Kylie and Jason.
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If they had a half decent team then perhaps they would warrant a few more column inches!!
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'The Sun' devoted 10 column inches to the event .
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The official excuse for a sudden wave sweeping every column inch of coverage is that a genuine revelation has occurred.
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In the ensuing media fracas, McAvoy's bust has rivalled Jordan's for the number of column inches generated.
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Apart from the few column inches Penthouse was able to accommodate, these tapes, from 1979, have lain unpublished ever since.
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It was obviously a cunning ploy to secure column inches for a particular company.
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Their divorce filled a lot of column inches in the national papers .
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Today it rates about 20 column inches of print, an editorial and maybe a pontification from the paper's columnist.
Sound Politics: Last Call
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By the time a blockbuster film shows itself in the multiplex there are so many column inches, trailers, TV specials and web-sites about it that you feel you have already seen the film.
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The 753,116 column inches of display advertising the Post amounts to just 45% of the linage of the Daily News and 18% of Newsday's, the metro area's third major tabloid, according to the analyst.
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It has had almost as many column inches devoted to it as his yogurt.
Times, Sunday Times
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Every newspaper report datelined Asbury Park seemed to reserve the final column inch for a special mention of the unfriendly weather.
Six Weeks of Spring Training in...New Jersey?
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The official excuse for a sudden wave sweeping every column inch of coverage is that a genuine revelation has occurred.
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The official excuse for a sudden wave sweeping every column inch of coverage is that a genuine revelation has occurred.
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Who would have thought that the sexual dalliances of a 56-year-old football manager could generate more column inches than the infidelities of his star player?
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It did spend a lot of money on a social media marketing campaign - "Nokia's spokesperson emphasised they saw these kind of 'buzzy', fun applications as key to capturing column inches in the press and generating awareness in social media channels.
The Register
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I've done the sums to see which famous faces took up the most column inches.
The Sun
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Entertainment Weekly's Tom Sinclair wrote, "Media mavens, from the tackiest tabloid reporter to the nattiest network news anchor, are in overdrive scrambling to fill column inches and airtime with Jacko scoops and talking heads.
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I believe the word stringer derived from the early practice of measuring column inches with a piece of string.
Staying Tuned
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A column inch is one column wide by one inch deep.
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It has had almost as many column inches devoted to it as his yogurt.
Times, Sunday Times
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We have this morning's here, Chock full of column inches on yourself.
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Lists are just a cheap, uninspired and valueless way of filling column inches and insulting readers.
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Column inch a measure of area used in newspapers and magazines to calculate the cost of display advertising.
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Between this and stories on Burke of the Somme, Chant's death attracted a lot of column inches.
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Over-looking the image problem of Sov reminding many of white boy Snow's toasting on his pop hit Informer, this female chav scum ambassador has already courted column inches in the style press.
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The subject of most newspaper column inches wasn't even a person.
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Their divorce filled a lot of column inches in the national papers .
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I expect it to get acres of column inches in the press next week.
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I've done the sums to see which famous faces took up the most column inches.
The Sun
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But this year Buffett is deeply unsettled by the complex world of derivatives and the column inches devoted to his dire warning this week do not exaggerate his concern.
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Instead of using 'safe' language that deliberately minimizes the terrorist's inhumane acts and appeases their very actions, the Star used the term consistently in headlines, lead and body paragraphs, in a conscious decision to avoid sanitizing language. column inches to Israeli ambassador to Canada, Alan Baker on Friday, one day after the attack to discuss "The way of terror and the response" which included these choice quotes:
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So many column inches are devoted to film stars.
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It's just another knee-jerk reaction from sections of the media who need to fill endless hours of TV space and thousands of newspaper column inches.
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'The Sun' devoted 10 column inches to the event .
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If they had a half decent team then perhaps they would warrant a few more column inches!!
