Sentence examples for news cutting from inspiring English sources
It was then the responsibility of the librarian to cut out and stick or staple the correction to the original news cutting.
You suck it in and then you spit it out on the night's news; cutting for the most intense images.
On VICE News: Cutting Through Hungary's Razor Wire Fence.
It might be that someone you know has started a collection that you think is fascinating and you'd like to copy or vary what that person is doing.Some examples of collections are: News Cutting.
She kept yellowing news cuttings on her wall.
I have enclosed news cuttings which may give you an idea as to what things were like yesterday and today.
Fictional characters are boldly inserted among historical giants such as Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo and Leon Trotsky, using real and fictitious news cuttings.
Meanwhile, keeping up with job movements, government reshuffles and retirements is done mainly by consulting news cuttings or press releases, sometimes backed up with a phone call.
Clinton told the group that over the past two years he had become an avid reader, and that he now included blog posts in his daily news cuttings service.
But, while Rob Smith's igniting premise of a spook in a trunk seemed clearly to have been inspired by such news cuttings, the story rapidly broke out of those confines.
The document said old news cuttings suggested Quinn might have met Blunkett when he was interviewed by the Spectator in July 2001; the document recorded the birth date of one of her children, attempting to establish when the child had been conceived.
