Sentence examples for puts newspaper from inspiring English sources

Therapist: (puts newspaper aside) There.

The entire situation, he said, puts newspapers "in a uniquely disadvantaged position where we cannot discuss what is being discussed elsewhere".

An American recruitment website has put newspaper reporters on its list of endangered jobs.

We put newspaper down on the tables and then dive in.

Hostesses know to put newspaper underneath Ravelstein's chair at a dinner party.

(Emma insisting on putting newspaper down before having a werewolf sit on her nice sofa was a nice touch).

He put newspaper owners and editors on media committees in London and Edinburgh, thereby ensuring favourable coverage throughout the country.

The previous tenant had spray-painted a pair of shoes on the balcony without bothering to put newspaper down.

He said they also put newspaper clippings on his door about a black man dragged to his death in Texas, with a note saying he could be next.

Standard & Poor's Wednesday put newspaper giant Gannett on credit watch, concerned revenue declines could accelerate at the newspaper giant.

You still have to put newspaper under the child's chair to catch all the food he misses.