Sentence examples for work on newspapers from inspiring English sources

In the old days, Clark Kent and Peter Parker took work on newspapers, because that was how they found out where the action was.

It was a soap opera, and soap operas are great for people who work on newspapers and magazines because you can become part of the story and it never really ends.

Dale previously worked on newspapers including the Daily Mail and the Observer, as well as on the late James Goldsmith's long-defunct news weekly Now.

"I love knowing that my work has impact, seeing policies I have worked on in newspapers.

On her return to Britain, she retired to live in Louth, mainly because she had come to enjoy Lincolnshire when working on newspapers there in her youth, but partly, one suspects, because of its fine, if Victorianised, high church.

He started his career in the 30's, working on newspapers in Ohio.

He not only worked on newspapers there, but also met his first wife, Jan.

Friedan gave up her academic career, came East and "lived in the present, working on newspapers with no particular plan.

Mr. Travis, who was born in 1940 in New Zealand, started working on newspapers there and in Australia at 16.

Worked on newspapers 16 yrs., resigned as financial editor of Bklyn Eagle to become a securities analyst.

In 1963 he returned to Albany, which he considered the source of his literary inspiration, to continue working on newspapers and novels.