Sentence examples for newspaper terms from inspiring English sources

Comment on newspaper terms describing war movements.

In newspaper terms, this is a disenfranchised area.

The New Yorker, January 24 , 1942P. 11 Comment on newspaper terms describing war movements.

"In newspaper terms, she is old news — the Nuclear Wintour story," Mr. Roberts said wearily.

That may seem rich, but in newspaper terms it is a pittance.

By Robert Henderson The New Yorker, January 24 , 1942P. 11 Comment on newspaper terms describing war movements.

"There are no jumps," he said, using a newspaper term.

Even to the eye of this reporter — to use a hack newspaper term — The Inquirer seems to be making a mistake.

A few opponents of the board have said we went too far, engaging in what one resistant diocesan newspaper termed a "witch hunt".

Then, in what an editorial in the Hastings high school newspaper termed "an act of retaliation against the police," fleeing partygoers shattered seven windows in the elementary school.

Because, as part of a remarkable public relations campaign, the White House released a three-page "ticktock," a newspaper term of art for a minute-by-minute reconstruction of how momentous events unfolded.