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UK
/njˈuːzmæn/
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[ US /ˈnuzˌmæn, ˈnuzmən/ ]
[ US /ˈnuzˌmæn, ˈnuzmən/ ]
NOUN
- a person who investigates and reports or edits news stories
How To Use newsman In A Sentence
- The newsman jazzed up the story to sell himself to the editors of the weekly.
- Ron Kershaw was known as a maverick, a hard-partying, renegade newsman who networks put up with despite his unorthodoxy simply because he turned third place stations into first place stations in record speed. Live and Let Love
- I imagine all your adventures have served as a restorative tonic to the high-speed life of a newsman.
- He recognized the troublesome newsman from the public TV station who actually covered the school committee meetings as part of his regular beat.
- The Star was among the publications that reported the following day about the newsman being the ‘prime suspect’.
- Dan Rather, the Category 5 newsman, is on a collision course with Guantánamo Bay. Dan Rather Does Guantánamo
- Stewart hates being called a newsman, he says he's being a comedian, like you mentioned. Wajahat Ali: The Daily Show's "Brown Guy": Aasif Mandvi Interview
- It is curious to consider — and the thought occurred to me this day, when I was out for a stroll pondering over the duties of this evening, which even then were looming in the distance, but not quite so far off as I could wish — I found it very curious to consider that though the newsman must be allowed to be a very unpicturesque rendering of Speeches: Literary and Social
- Sylvain Gaboury/Patrick McMullan Bonnie Englebardt Lautenberg with Sen. Chuck Schumer The newsman was the evening's emcee, cracking jokes for local politicians who came out to support the S.L.E. Lupus Foundation, which helps fund research to combat its titular ailment. Local Politicians Gather to Aid Lupus Research
- About a hundred people gathered on this tiny island off the northwest coast of Okinawa on Sunday to remember a newsman who brought war home in the most personal terms.