Sentence examples for bundle of newspapers from inspiring English sources
Once a month he received a bundle of newspapers.
The club's then captain, Fabio Fraschetti, remembers how Ranieri used to arrive for training every Tuesday with a bundle of newspapers under his arm.
And a headline on the topmost page of a simulated, string-tied bundle of newspapers from 1992 by Robert Gober reads, "Plan to tighten embargo on Iraq suggested by U.S".
WILLIAM BLOETHE pulled his grocery van up to the pier at Silver Eel Cove at 7 30 one January morning to collect his morning delivery, a bundle of newspapers and magazines.
He was photographed in Parliament Square "hefting a lump of rock" and had "crouched down in the doorway of the nearby supreme court and tried to set fire to a bundle of newspapers against the wooden doors" but was dissuaded and "scampered away".
For a bundle of newspapers they used to get 1.7 Mao, and that's gone down to 1 Mao, and instead of there being ten companies buying what they have to offer there were now three or four, bringing down their profit.
Truths were revealed in the details: the scabbed bare feet of a small girl in a cotton mill, the hugeness of a bundle of newspaper compared with the diminutive arm of the 8-year-old newsboy who clutches it.
During my childhood, Wednesday nights would see bundles of newspapers swamp the living room as the local weekly free sheet, the Haringey Advertiser, arrived for delivery.
There are also handmade reproductions of boxes of rat poison and ready-to-be-recycled bundles of newspapers that carry, here and there, bridal-shop ads showing the artist in a wedding dress.
Alexis de Tocqueville marveled at the skill with which postal administrators circulated hefty bundles of newspapers from New York and Philadelphia to the wilds of Detroit, then a thinly populated outpost on the western frontier.
