Sentence examples for call newspapers from inspiring English sources

Then he began to call newspapers editors all over the country making them the same offer.

If you're having an event, starting a new initiative, or just have something of interest to the community, you can always call newspapers and pitch an idea for a story.

For years, Robinson had to call newspapers with his own game reports, hoping to get a paragraph in sports sections controlled entirely by white editors.

Police eventually learned that he and his 18-year-old girlfriend had traveled to Switzerland, Paris and New York, pausing along the way to call newspapers and a popular Austrian television show to taunt officials and proclaim his innocence.

At right, the San Francisco Call newspaper reports on how the flames from the great fire of 1906 headed toward the Ferry Building.

In 10 years, we will still have things that are called newspapers.

As if he has been calling newspapers after every Knight outburst for 29 years.

I called newspapers in out-of-the-way places, but my Russia experience must have seemed odd.

Several hours later, people identifying themselves as belonging to Volunteer Organization for the Revolution called newspapers and news agencies assuming responsibility.

On Election Day, they called newspapers and radio and television stations, complaining that the ballot was confusing.

You can even look these up, in these things called "newspapers".