| When one listens to talk radio or reads the daily broadsheets it is clear that Ireland no longer speaks with a single voice. |
| When people did comics as broadsheets in the 1800s, they were as full of information as any painting. |
| As a young man he wrote words to popular folk airs and had them printed as broadsheets. |
| No-one, in UK broadsheets at least, writes terribly convincingly about film at the moment. |
| Today pensions is front page news in red tops and broadsheets alike, and one of the hottest political topics around. |
| A couple of weeks ago one of the broadsheets published a photo of an aged Bob Hawke in his budgie smugglers. |
