Sentence examples for newspaper handing from inspiring English sources

A dreadful 1-1 drat at home with bottom-placed, 10-man Racing Santander, a slot in the relegation zone, the fans sneaking up behind him and the country's best-selling newspaper handing them knives and whispering, "go on, do it – you know you want to".

With Paul Ince banned from the stadium, his assistant Alex Rae and former caretaker boss Steve Thompson took charge of the Seasiders - though the manager's presence was felt, with a local newspaper handing out 10,000 masks of his face.

The newspaper handed more than 90 minutes of videotape and transcripts to FIFA.

A know-it-all student journalist initiating a column in a university newspaper handed down that judgment many decades ago.

There, from the vendor at the curb, I pick up my newspaper, hand over the dollar and when the woman tries to give me my quarter change, I just thank her, smile and shake my head no.

I almost feel, My God, it's like I'm an impostor!" When Edna says such things, she sounds grateful — a state that an old newspaper hand would tell you is about as common among reporters as a prolonged, religiously inspired commitment to the temperance movement.

Trump later tweeted, "TREASON?" and questioned whether the source even existed, before demanding that the newspaper hand over the author to the government "for National Security purposes".

"We don't have to be in the newspapers handing out things.

Instead of textbooks and newspapers handing down fact and opinion from on high, there was a blossoming of online communities, sparky self-starting blogs, and Wikipedia to set the wisdom of crowds to work.

And so, he organized a drive to recruit new members, and soon the church was advertising its worship services in newspapers, handing out pamphlets on the sidewalk, putting up welcome banners over the entrance door and urging the congregation to greet visitors at the coffee hour and to make follow-up phone calls to them at home.

He became Mr. Edwards's driver, always making sure the senator had three newspapers, hand sanitizer and cold Sprite and wine at the ready.