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Meanings of newspaperman in English
Catalan
corresponsal Spanish
corresponsal A journalist employed to provide news stories for newspapers or broadcast media.
Synonyms
Examples for "correspondent"
Examples for "correspondent"
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Health correspondent Owain Clarke reports and speaks to health minister Mark Drakeford.
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Our correspondent said free shots are available at all community health centers.
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The answer is in its past, as Europe correspondent Gavin Lee explains.
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The Irish Times naturally needed a correspondent in the war zone immediately.
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Chief correspondent Matthew Price looks at what EU regulation means for butter.
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The pressman who was passing yearned for the sunlight in his camera.
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Of course, he found a pressman there with a notebook before him.
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Fowle had for pressman a faithful negro named Primus, a full-blooded African.
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The pressman told Mother she ought to be proud of Dad.
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The pressman and his family were to receive ten free tickets.
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Perhaps it had to do with a Chicago newspaperwoman's call.
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A New York newspaperwoman; well, what do you suppose she is doing out here?
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I am Stella Donovan, a newspaperwoman.
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Beth and Miss Mallory had talked an hour before the name of Jim Framtree was innocently mentioned by the newspaperwoman.
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How a newswriter of America got at it, is astonishing, and with what views it had been altered.
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Let me now say something concerning the other great cause of some people's fear, as Wood has taught the London newswriter to express it.
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The newswriters' union has authorized a strike but has not yet called for a work stoppage.
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Some 81 percent of the guild newswriters authorized a possible strike against the Eye, WGAE officials said Monday.
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By contrast, WGAE newswriters have been unable to secure a new CBS pact after more than two years of trying.
Usage of newspaperman in English
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He would also have made a good newspaperman, for he did remember.
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The first call was put through by a newspaperman, Howard H. Boyce.
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But as a great newspaperman once said, some stories don't break.
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A newspaperman reported an interview with presidential candidate Harding in 1920 as follows:
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If Rayburn was a good newspaperman, he wouldn't be dragging me in here.
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A Canadian newspaperman once flippantly asked the late W. T. Stead:
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Anderson is now the most widely read newspaperman in the country.
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I contacted a friend of a friend in Szeged, another newspaperman.
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Benson, a young newspaperman, volunteered his services at the opening of the campaign.
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The first call was put through by a newspaperman named Howard H. Boyce.
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Mitch is a classic, old-style newspaperman-unkempt ,harddrinking, and outwardly gruff.
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What wouldn't a newspaperman give to get a picture of that!
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Don't know what he was doin' in Denver, the newspaperman said.
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Kephart sat beside the newspaperman, looking badly hungover, his eyes bloodshot, hair uncombed.
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A newspaperman named Moffatt, a big guy with a red nose.
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Something to do with a British newspaperman who lived here a hundred years ago.
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