Sentence examples for a clipping of from inspiring English sources

"She's a fool!" cried Miss Marble, waving a clipping of Miss Maxwell's column.

The Yankees, not surprisingly, posted a clipping of Howe's remark in their clubhouse.

Today, the fave (for "favorite") abbreves are obvi (a shortening of "Thank you, Captain Obvious") and belig (a clipping of "belligerent," retaining the soft g).

On the wall, taped up next to the picture of Crutchfield winning his title, was a clipping of Shields from the Flint Journal.

Hannibal also sends him a note with a clipping of the Tooth Fairy's killing, and that's enough to get Will interested.

Most documentaries would show her notebook or a clipping of the actual newspaper article — another odd scrap of fate in a real-life puzzle.

(I recently discussed a clip of it).

A clip of the set went viral.

I saw a clip of it.

Lemov played a clip of a teacher called Maggie Johnson.

"I saw a clip of a ball in Russia.