| When he is finally released, George returns to Budapest where newspapermen and family try to get him to open up about his experiences. |
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| Well, that's not exactly what Garner said, but in an era before hot microphones, newspapermen were kind enough to bowdlerize it for him. |
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| British and Australian newspapermen are still remarkably unabashed about the habit, and speak about it with shocking forthrightness. |
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| I have been talking to newspapermen all day and cannot think any of this is going to harm my show. |
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| There are, to newspapermen, three personages of particular distinction in history. |
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| Giorgio Valerio views his own role in this succession of newspapermen as very different from that of his predecessors. |
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| He profited a great deal from knowing how to keep the reporters on his side, supplying the newspapermen with great material. |
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| Not only that, her new boyfriend, one of the newspapermen from the train, seems to be enamored of the mysterious Sophia and is slated to cover the final event. |
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| Sure, but newspapermen have deadlines to make and papers to sell. |
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| The supplement offers an insight into the day-to-day life of the Yorkshire Post and how it compares with the methods and outlook of the newspapermen of 250 years ago. |
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| From the dawn of sound to the middle of the 1950s, American newspapermen with a background in theatrical drama and novel-reading dominated the prestige end of film reviewing. |
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| I have always thought the bylaws decreed that only newspapermen are eligible but learned in connection with this column that there is nothing in the by-laws that says this. |
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| A detailed account carefully itemized regarding authors observations about newspapers, newspapermen, and everything regarding their work. |
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| During the previous strike the trade unions had fostered good relations with newspapermen and won themselves a sympathetic press. |
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| Local newspapermen I called said they were not even aware that Mr Mitchell was in the seat. |
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| As he bounded in looking fresh, relaxed and incredibly cheery, I noticed the charm that might grate with cynical newspapermen and City old-timers. |
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| He rides back to the office with two other newspapermen, Woolsey and Krum. |
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| There is no unanimous agreement among newspapermen on a definition of news, and when academic people and philosophers add their opinions the confusion becomes compounded. |
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| Sharkey was considered a decisive winner, taking eight of the ten rounds according to the newspapermen at ringside. |
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| In recent years a series of embarrassing leaks from within the Home Office has fallen into the hands of the Conservative Party, causing anxiety within the government and great glee among newspapermen. |
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