Sentence examples for young hacks from inspiring English sources

Some young hacks make up for inexperience with boasts of their own derring-do.

A glass facade connects the inside with the square outside, so passersby can gawp at the trendy young hacks, artists and musicians.

Which in turn means that unhealthy deals are being done, with the young hacks agreeing not to ask embarrassing questions and to send the copy back to the PR for approval.

Drinking from a martini glass, with cigarette in hand, a young Hacks tells the interviewer that there are so many reasons to come to the East, he's not sure why anyone would want to stay in West Germany.

The young hack was Nicolas Sarkozy.As with fine wine, France likes its politicians to mature over time.

"Drink for reward, not for inspiration," I was advised when a young hack: Hitchens, alias Mr. Prolific, turned that adage on its head.

Tabloids offered so much potential to a young hack eager to use hidden cameras, dig dirt on nasty people and bring comfort to the afflicted.

The weight of history was overwhelming as staff gathered to watch as Colin Myler put put the final page to bed, 'This is like the fall of the Berlin wall,' an eager young hack exclaimed.

Roger Mosey, then BBC 5Live controller, gave him a presenting role on Late Night Live where the "ladsy" young hack combined "sports banter and also knowing what he was talking about in politics and current affairs", Mosey said.

Indeed, only the assumption that Gore intends her protagonist to be essentially appealing, and her adventures to be madcap and winning and laugh-out-loud funny, leads me to see this book as an exceedingly tedious comedy of manners rather than a cutting, realistic portrait of a rising young hack.

Whether you're a multi-millionairesses who wants to rake in even more greenbacks, a corporation with an eye to its profit margins, or a young hack burning to get a scoop, you no longer defer to the sterling values of the good ol' days.