American English pronunciation

How to pronounce paper's

IPA transcription: ['peɪpɚz]

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Usage examples

  • The newspaper's editorial stance and readership, while originally republican, is now unionist.
  • With circulation rising, the paper's offices were moved downstairs to a larger two-roomed office.
  • The paper's editorial focus is on local community, city, school and county news.
  • To reflect this change, the newspaper's name changed to "Coventry Telegraph".
  • The newspaper's editorial was shocking.
  • The paper's operations were moved to the Arco Center in downtown Long Beach.
  • He later became the newspaper's military and aerospace writer and an investigative reporter.
  • He writes article's on regular basis for all major News Paper's.
  • She remains the only female editor in the newspaper's history.
  • The paper's editorial staff traditionally has had a conservative slant.