The current study investigates sentences complexity in the daily Mail Newspaper. The main objective is to analyse the structural characteristics of sentences used in selected articles and determine the extent to which the newspaper employs complex sentence constructions. To achieve this goal, four articles were randomly selected from different section of the Daily Mail using a sampling method. The analysis focuses on identifying and classifying sentences types- simple, compound, complex, compound-complex, based on their grammatical structure. It is hypothesis that the language of the Daily Mail newspaper exhibits a high degree of syntactic complexity and a frequent use of complex and compound-complex sentences. The finding of this study is expected to provide insight into the linguistic style of the newspaper by revealing how sentence complexity contributes to its overall readability and communicative effectiveness.