Sentence examples for newspaperman on from inspiring English sources

"Big Town" concerns itself with the adventures of Steve Wilson, a newspaperman on the staff of the "Illustrated Press".

Apart from an interlude back at "The Cricketer", Martin-Jenkins held the BBC job until 1991, when he became a newspaperman on "The Daily Telegraph".

Billy Wilder worked as a hard-nosed newspaperman on tabloids in Vienna and Berlin during the 1920s and brought this experience to bear on Ace in the Hole.

But for me his lavish documentation (which so often reads as if he were a newspaperman on the scene, phoning in as many facts and impressions as possible) suggests a larger theme.

When I was a young newspaperman on the Daily Record in Glasgow in the early 1970s, the great off-shore oil rush was beginning in the North Sea.

It starred Gene Tierney as a Russian ballerina who falls in love with Clark Gable, a newspaperman on the Moscow beat.

Jim Breslov had created a motley crew Ivy League hot shots like Joel Raphaelson from Harvard and Pete Oldham, a distance runner at Yale, old pros like Kay Ruddy, a hustler named Joe Ripani, an old newspaperman down on his luck called Al McGuire, and me on "miscellaneous".

A Milwaukee widow left a million dollars so that newspapermen, on their leave of absence, can attend Harvard.

One evening that summer, a few weeks after the Watergate break-in, Mr. Woodward, then a neophyte newspaperman, knocked on Mr. Felt's door in pursuit of the story.

One evening that summer, a few weeks after the Watergate break-in, Mr. Woodward, who was then a neophyte newspaperman, knocked on Mr. Felt's door in pursuit of the story.

Kelly also won praise for straight drama, such as his portrayal of a glib, cynical newspaperman based on the legendary H.L. Mencken in "Inherit the Wind," the 1960 film with Spencer Tracy and Fredric March.