Sentence examples for some newspaperman from inspiring English sources
Ever since the war began, we have been expecting some newspaperman to fill in a dull day with that rumor, and we have been convinced that once he did, the was would be over in a year, that being the time required for our own experts to get worried, sit down to work, & really crack the damn thing.
Some newspapermen took part in the prank which the newspapers denounced as "stupid & impudent prank".
His opponent in tactics and temperament was Vladimir Jabotinsky, a Russian newspaperman who believed (some have said believed fanatically) in an armed struggle to create Israel.
"I predict," Mr. Just said, tongue deeply embedded in cheek, "many op-ed articles about the intrusiveness of the press, some written by newspapermen.
And while Mr. Anderson, a former newspaperman born in New Jersey with some Scottish ancestry, had visited before on vacation, it was an accident that eventually brought him and his family to Fortrose.
I am told that my name was crossed off a list of persons who were invited to look at the picture, my name being crossed off because some big shot remembered I had been a newspaperman.
His rise is narrated — and to some extent propelled — by Jack Burden (Mr. Law), a blandly dissolute former newspaperman with deep family connections to the old aristocracy.
Every five years or so, the newspaperman takes a holiday and produces a crackerjack book about some just barely retrievable episode from late Victorian or early 20th-century times.
Harry Cummings brought George Weaver to a restaurant where they were to have a good dinner and talk over some business Cummings spotted a friend of his at the bar, Bowie, the famous newspaperman.
By Sally Benson The New Yorker, February 8 , 1941P. 44 Harry Cummings brought George Weaver to a restaurant where they were to have a good dinner and talk over some business Cummings spotted a friend of his at the bar, Bowie, the famous newspaperman.
