单词hearst
n.: 赫斯特
网络: 赫斯特集团；赫斯特公司；赫斯特出版公司
赫斯特〔姓氏〕
Hearst Corporation, the owner of the paper, said Monday that it had failed to find a buyer after putting the paper up for sale in January.
报纸的持有者赫斯特国际集团称在一月份提出出售报纸（所有权）之后，到星期一还没有找到一位买家。
As Mr Graebner puts it, it is possible that in a different decade Ms Hearst might well have been acquitted.
正如格雷布纳所言，若在一个不同的时代，赫斯特女士或许会被无罪释放。
The Great Depression took its toll on even the wealthiest and William Randolph Hearst was no exception.
大萧条对即使是最富有的人都会带来损失，威廉·伦道夫也不例外。
Hearst decided that his newspapers would report that Spain was to be blamed for the explosion in which 260 American seamen lost their lives.
赫氏决定他的报纸将这个导致260位美国海军丧生的爆炸事件归咎于西班牙。
Newspaper companies like Hearst , he says, are experimenting with new business models to see what works.
他说，报纸企业像赫斯特正在试验新的商业运作模式。
William Randolph Hearst was one of the richest men in 1903.
威廉伦道夫赫斯特1903年是最富的人之一。
Hearst"s move to end the print edition leaves the P-I"s larger rival, The Seattle Times, as the only mainstream daily in the city.
赫斯特公司的这一举动使《西雅图邮报》的最大竞争对手《西雅图时报》成为该市唯一一家主流日报。
But it was the sinking of the battleship Maine in Havana Harbor that gave Hearst his big story--war.
但战舰缅因号在哈瓦那港的沉没提供给了赫斯特渲染的重点：战争。
Patty Hearst got herself kidnapped and joined the revolutionaries, but she was special.
帕蒂-赫斯特（PattyHearst）被绑架后加入了暴力组织，但她是个特例。
She had never called herself Tokyo Rose, on air or otherwise, but there seemed no harm in taking the identity when the Hearst men asked her.
但无论是在广播中还是在其他地方，她从不管自己叫“东京玫瑰”。