Sentence examples for newspaperman from from inspiring English sources

He was born in 1874 in San Francisco, where his father, William Frost, a newspaperman from primeval New England stock, had taken a job.

Adolph S. Ochs, a young newspaperman from Chattanooga, Tenn., saw it as an opportunity and bought a controlling interest for $75,000.

They were newspapermen from two Northern Negro journals.

Can a ragtag group of former newspapermen from the L.A. Times help newspapers fight off the content farms of the Web The founders and backers of Ebyline, which has been in private beta for a few months and launches today more broadly, think they can streamline the way news organizations manage freelancers and syndicate their own articles.

A shocked newspaperman shouted, from the conservative side of the room, "Throw the bum out!" The chairman raised a large, affable pink palm and said, "Let de bum stay!" The novelist babbled some more, and the chairman said, reasonably, "You still drunk".

The New Yorker, November 4, 1939 P. 88 "I had written eleven hundred words in just five minutes-From Newspaperman, by Edward Doherty, in Liberty.

The movie features a fictional choric reporter called Jensen (Paul Stewart), a stoic and traditional-looking newspaperman – very different from the dandyish Truman Capote.

I have no idea of the cause of the musician's agitation, but the newspaperman was returning from the funeral of a colleague, with the justified suspicion that his editor wanted to fire him.

Kennedy's riotous novel follows a newspaperman's journey from the nightclubs and jungles of 1950s Cuba — where he trades quips with Ernest Hemingway and witnesses the rise of Fidel Castro — to the newsrooms and charged streets of Albany in 1968, where a race riot looms after the assassination of Bobby Kennedy.

Patched up and finished with college, he became a newspaperman, quickly graduated from police-blotter reporting (accounts of weird crimes) to high-level political journalism (jovial anecdotes about good-old-boy dealings), then did some college teaching and ended up on the staff of the president of the University of New Mexico.

Early this week, the newsroom received a visit from veteran newspaperman Dave Butler, of the Providence Journal.