run a story

The press should be running a story within the hour.

He said the paper had agreed not to run a story.

Any paper that had the best interests of the country at heart would not be running a story like this.

As a result of that a local newspaper ran a story.

Every television station on the planet has run a story about you.

He was identified after the newspaper ran a story about him.

You had to persuade them to run a story on it.

The "Times" ran a story about the claim on its front page.

We ran a story last week about a young lawyer who was robbed and shot.

They wanted to run a story about the campaign.

After several successful launches, the local paper runs a story about them.

Right, the paper ran a story on her and her husband.

The paper didn't run a story, but Craig thought his arrest would change that.

I'm sure some newspapers factor in damages when they run a story.

The Raleigh morning paper ran a story about the trial, but it was in real general terms.

It ran a story of just under 700 words.

Time magazine ran a story on the case in mid-July.

The paper later ran a story quoting the messages, the court was told, and police took no action at the time.

For weeks last year all the papers were running a story about a place called Limbo.

A newspaper near and dear to me recently ran a story about the accidental death of a 17-year-old.

No, but the Beacon would run a story saying that such pictures exist.

The newspapers ran a story about the body in the early afternoon editions.

Perhaps you should run a story on the number of wins/losses she has backed.

Seems that just about everyone is running a story about or related to the movie.

It rarely runs a story on the front page that gives the opposite point of view.