NOUN
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an excerpt cut from a newspaper or magazine
he searched through piles of letters and clippings
How To Use press cutting In A Sentence
- He is also compiling a list a founder members and has appealed for photographs and Press cuttings to help his research.
- The bookshelves were lined with bound volumes of his press cuttings. Times, Sunday Times
- The bookshelves were lined with bound volumes of his press cuttings. Times, Sunday Times
- At North Sea, cons regularly slip unflattering press cuttings under the door of Archer's cell in a fruitless effort to rile the peer.
- John Gielgud, playing Othello at Stratford in 1961, was less happy, complaining that Hall's costumes were "beautiful but cumbrous" and that the elaborate production stalled while Zeffirelli leafed through "his damned press cuttings". Peter J Hall obituary
- He had kept an archive of press cuttings about his son in a suitcase in the wardrobe. Times, Sunday Times
- She had kept all the press cuttings about the murder.
- The bookshelves were lined with bound volumes of his press cuttings. Times, Sunday Times
- I predict she will end up a lonely, bitter spinster with only her Press cuttings for company. The Sun
- He brought along press cuttings of the rescue of crew from the smack Argo by Clacton lifeboatmen in 1936.
