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Meanings of newspaperman in English

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A journalist employed to provide news stories for newspapers or broadcast media.

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Usage of newspaperman in English
1
He would also have made a good newspaperman, for he did remember.
The Irish Times
2
The first call was put through by a newspaperman, Howard H. Boyce.
The new yorker
3
But as a great newspaperman once said, some stories don't break.
Reuters
4
A newspaperman reported an interview with presidential candidate Harding in 1920 as follows:
The Tyranny Of Words
5
If Rayburn was a good newspaperman, he wouldn't be dragging me in here.
Nightfall
6
A Canadian newspaperman once flippantly asked the late W. T. Stead:
The Masques of Ottawa
7
Anderson is now the most widely read newspaperman in the country.
The new yorker
8
I contacted a friend of a friend in Szeged, another newspaperman.
Gratitude
9
Benson, a young newspaperman, volunteered his services at the opening of the campaign.
The Transgressors / Story of a Great Sin / A Political Novel of ...
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The first call was put through by a newspaperman named Howard H. Boyce.
The new yorker
11
Mitch is a classic, old-style newspaperman-unkempt ,harddrinking, and outwardly gruff.
A farewell to legs: an aaron tucker mystery
12
What wouldn't a newspaperman give to get a picture of that!
The Complete Short Stories Vol. 1
13
Don't know what he was doin' in Denver, the newspaperman said.
Tangled Trails: A Western Detective Story
14
Kephart sat beside the newspaperman, looking badly hungover, his eyes bloodshot, hair uncombed.
Serena
15
A newspaperman named Moffatt, a big guy with a red nose.
The wrong venus
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Something to do with a British newspaperman who lived here a hundred years ago.
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