Sentence examples for old newspaperman from inspiring English sources

An old newspaperman went to a men's college last week to talk to the sophomores.

"The old newspaperman remains the arch-magician of print — wrong-footing his critics, rallying his staff and stunning his rivals with his sheer speed and audacity," the editorial said.

Tells about how big-hearted philanthropists are led to subscribe toward the burial fund of an "Old newspaperman," who waits around corner for the messenger to return with the cash or check.

An old newspaperman ourself, we have known more than our share of fat incompetents on the public payrolls, far more than our share of projects obviously designed to employ some registered voter's unemployable nephew.

Being an old newspaperman, I know that papers have a built-in editorial flip switch.

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".

That's behind me," Mr. Romenesko, a 57-year-old former newspaperman, said.

The 55-year-old former newspaperman and political consultant became an early muse to the young poet who bewitched a nation.

Kathy Melymuka wrote that she was a 30-year-old rookie copy editor back in 1980, the only woman working full time on a desk of prickly old newspapermen.

But between the fusty old newspapermen who refuse to tweet and the gadgeteers who do little else, there is little evidence that the rest of us have the time to be cogs in an all-purpose electronic machine.

But she soon found herself in very good company - Sandy Gall, Reginald Bosanquet, Andrew Gardner - and hugely enjoying herself: "I liked ITN because it was full of old newspapermen, like Alastair Burnet, whose standards were extremely high.