Sentence examples for learning newspaper from inspiring English sources

We started with three months in a Portakabin learning newspaper law, the art of the interview, how to write a news story, shorthand and typing.

Aside from books on drawing human anatomy, Adams' only formal education in illustration was learning newspaper strip-type drawing in his freshman year of high school from Mr. Vandenberg, a teacher who stressed the importance of clear storytelling and perspective.

But Campbell has achieved a novel which is at times laugh-out-loud funny without seeming utterly callous or trivial (quite a feat) and along the way there's the bonus of learning what newspaper men describe as a "real marmalade-dropper".

The prurience in this case is purely in the eyes of thousands of emotional and cynical readers who need to learn how to read newspaper articles more objectively.

Whittingdale said he ended the relationship as soon as he learned a newspaper was investigating his affair.

On my way to meet Jo Brand, I learned from newspaper billboards that we were in the middle of National Depression Week.

When he learned that newspaper reporters were coming round to interview him, he inquired what they would ask him.

He learned the newspaper business and pretty much did everything he was supposed to do that Dad did, and then he was brought back from the provinces to take his rightful place at HQ.

Grant, believing one commander was best for the campaign, was aggravated to learn by newspaper rumors of Lincoln's appointment of McClernand.

Read as a memoir, the book is a poignant account of Graham's long quest to overcome sexism, learn the newspaper business and gain self-esteem.

It was over these "peripheral stations," as they are called, that the ordinary public, the more than fifty per cent of the population who never read newspapers, now learned what a minima was about, and that the appeal was not routine, and that the law was something mysterious called "du Kafka".