Sentence examples for hometown paper from inspiring English sources

Press, my hometown paper.

It's my hometown paper and has my all-time favorite slogan: "Blood, Alcohol, Content".

Instead, she found herself writing sports for her hometown paper, The Richmond Register.

"Greatest job in the world — editor of my hometown paper," he often said.

The Baltimore Sun, her hometown paper, wrote up a more thorough account at 14 paragraphs.

Kennedy floated his idea in a September editorial in The Lexington Herald-Leader, his hometown paper.

EVEN the hometown paper seems a little embarrassed by the designation.

Mr. Mossberg said his columns usually run in The Providence Journal -- his hometown paper -- without incident.

"I don't have a television," she told her hometown paper, the Niagrara Falls Review, in 2007.

I began by covering his inauguration as a freelance story for my suburban hometown paper.

The Times did cover the vulnerabilities of New Orleans -- The Times-Picayune, the hometown paper.