media

At long last, this week will be our last, and then we're taking a break for a while.

To be continued next time — so, please, I humbly ask for your continued patronage.

Can newspapers survive?

If they clumsily try to show any originality, they get attacked, so they only report the safe bet.

The suspect was harshly interrogated until he confessed.

The suspect was hiding out in the mountains for three weeks.

The ruling party's leaders are racking their brains over the political reform bill.

The relationship between manga and Japan's film industry is similar to that of bestsellers and Hollywood.

It was written in the newspaper that the airplane had lost contact.

Businesses selling Korean products have multiplied, riding the wave of the Korean drama boom.

It was announced that a storm is approaching.

He was killed instantly by a rockfall.

A party was held in honor of the visiting writer.

What's the outlook for the Japanese economy next year?

A new serialized novel starts in next month's issue.

The French president is scheduled to visit Japan next month.

The French president is scheduled to come to Japan next month.

The suspect wanted to avoid arrest.

The suspect's whereabouts are still unknown.

The ruling party is running a campaign to criticize the opposition.

The ruling party won a majority in the last election.

The ruling party forced the tax reform bill through.

As of 5 o'clock, the ruling party has secured 50 seats.

There wasn't much of note in last night's paper.

I prefer listening to the radio over watching TV.

I've gotten tired of watching TV.

I don't like TV very much.

I'd like to skim through the newspaper a little.

I'll be waiting in front of the broadcasting station.

Do you ever listen to English programs that are broadcast?