Sentence examples for Every newspaperman from inspiring English sources

Every newspaperman knows the law: "if it bleed it leads".

With shows being given every year by the Gridiron Club, the Albany correspondents, the City Hall reporters and other groups of talented Journalists thruout the country, there seems to be a tendency for every newspaperman to want to become an actor, or vice versa.

By A. J. Liebling and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, January 7 , 1939P. 13 With shows being given every year by the Gridiron Club, the Albany correspondents, the City Hall reporters and other groups of talented Journalists thruout the country, there seems to be a tendency for every newspaperman to want to become an actor, or vice versa.

"On the panga, every morning the newspaperman brought me a copy".

Every five years or so, the newspaperman takes a holiday and produces a crackerjack book about some just barely retrievable episode from late Victorian or early 20th-century times.

He was basically a shy man, and Dan Daniel, who covered the Yankees as a newspaperman, once commented that every time Gehrig went to bat he anticipated it might be the last time he would get a hit, despite his extraordinary ability.

A newspaperman by training, Mr. Tebbel worked in nearly every aspect of publishing, as a reporter, journalism professor, magazine and book editor, historical novelist and the author of more than two dozen nonfiction books.

This is especially noticeable in the movies where every actor likes to pretend at one time or another that he is a newspaperman.

"Great newspaperman.

92, newspaperman.

Harold Evans is the newspaperman's newspaperman.