Murdoch

How To Use Murdoch In A Sentence

• As it happens, Hicks was the first in what would become a long line of "difficult" men to whom Murdoch was attracted, culminating in a long affair with Elias Canetti, the future Nobel Prize-winner. The Good Apprentice
• You argue your case well, Grant; I believe you have our legal light rather feazed -- that's the word, isn't it, Mr. Murdoch? Dennison Grant: a Novel of To-day
• It has been found with mimetite, bromargyrite, aurichalcite, willemite, and murdochite.
• But now, as Kurt and I moved tentatively toward where Pam had buttonholed him, Murdoch seemed not only unaccompanied but alone.
• Briefly, Sperry, whose main gig is with the Richard Scaife funded WorldNet Daily, got his piece into the Rupert Murdoch operated Post, and from thence it landed on Rush Limbaugh's desk and in the pages of another Scaife project, FrontPage. Tet II - Another ring of Hell
• In early July, Murdoch unexpectedly announced he was shutting down the 168-year-old, Sunday-only, James Murdoch, Rupert's son and News International chairman, said the paper had lost the trust of readers due to allegations about controversial reporting practices by its staff, some of which he characterized as "inhuman. News - chicagotribune.com
• Since the 1960s, well-educated and often well-born men and women have followed Murdoch and made money in newspapers, the arts and television by debasing popular taste. A chance to drag ourselves out of the gutter | Nick Cohen
• Capturing this quality - inscrutable and Sphinx-like - lies at the heart of Judi Dench's performance as the late British novelist Iris Murdoch.
• • Details have been hard to come by about what happened when Rebekah Brooks, leaderene at News International, broke bread around Christmas with James Murdoch, head honcho at News Corp, and David Cameron, head honcho from No 10. Hugh Muir's diary
• Two years ago, Rupert Murdoch bestrode the media world like a colossus. Is Rupert Murdoch Losing His Magic Touch?