Meanings of newsvendor in English

Disaster followed, and that was the end of his career as a newsvendor.

A newsvendor began to sing, and was joined in chorus-

The newsvendor is abroad to-night like a bird of ill-omen.

I scrambled over a pile of baggage and came within arm's length of the newsvendor.

As my brother hesitated on the door-step, he saw another newsvendor approaching, and got a paper forthwith.

The question, in four-inch letters, exhibited on a placard outside a small newsvendor's shop, caught recently my eye.

He stopped at a newsvendor, dropped in a coin, and waited for the reproducing mechanism to turn out a fresh paper.

It was in the latter thoroughfare that our attention was attracted by a flaming poster outside a newsvendor's bearing the startling inscription:

Arriving in sight of the newsvendor's shop, Amelius noticed a man leaving it, who walked away towards the farther end of the street.

My friends grieved, my very publishers wrung their hands, my newsvendor took me aside and besought me to live on a high hill.

From the Square Gardens the indifferent whisper of the leaves answered; and a newsvendor at the far end, bawling his nightly tale of murder.

A newsvendor at the corner spreads a newspaper placard upon the wood pavement, pins the corners down with stones, and we glimpse something about:-

How horrible was the persistent cry of the newsvendors!-hoarseand shrill-nownear-now far!-

About twelve there came a bawling of newsvendors from the adjacent road; but it passed.

In the crowded Strand the voices of the newsvendors were insistently shrill, raucous, almost fierce.

The newsvendors and newsmen are a very subordinate part of that wonderful engine-thenewspaper press.