Sentence examples for newspaperman does from inspiring English sources
Where I live a plumber earns more unblocking a drain than a newspaperman does writing a story, and we use that phrase as an insult or a joke, or to indicate people who scheme to bilk welfare.
The newspapermen didn't have a chance to interview him after the broadcast.
One panelist pointed out the local Richmond newspaperman actually did write about a possible Cantor loss, and the conclusion that everyone reached was that we needed more local reporting.
(This is one scene in the movie that seems to owe more to Hollywood clichés of hard-bitten, fedora-wearing, mid-century newspapermen than it does to the way affairs were actually handled amid the carpeted comforts of mid-nineties magazines).
J. Edgar Hoover, Newspaperman HOW deeply did the underground press penetrate?
It was retired Pittsburgh newspaperman Bill Steigerwald who did those things, and no one else.
And nobody, the newspapermen argue, can do local the way they can.
Little does she know he's a newspaperman.
He does not seek merely to entertain or educate — he seeks to rescue the newspaperman, even to save the newspaper itself in the age of the freebie Web site and blog, by planting the image of the truth-seeking newshound deep in the mind of the next generation.
It is the old-fashioned newspaperman's credo of show, don't tell.
Above all, where did this effervescent newspaperman with only nine years' schooling learn to write trenchant, witty prose which no one with an interest in English style could fail to admire?
