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newsprint example sentences
newsprint
1. Newsprint curls in the gutters,
2. In all of this, in the hurricane of press interest that engulfed the protagonists and in the quietly ebbing tide that followed as the story wound down onto the spools of microfiched newsprint, Miss Jones and the young man never actually met
3. story wound down onto the spools of microfiched newsprint, Miss
4. He bought one, then bought a roll of newsprint
5. He figured out how to hang the newsprint from
6. It turned to dust like a piece of burned newsprint does just before it breaks down to ashes
7. I could get by using the scratched notes that I had made on my yellow newsprint legal pad
8. The question arises as to what to do with all that newsprint once you are done with it with no wastebasket handy
9. Later, I remember flying with him on larger charters where there were so many slippery sections of newsprint on the floor you had to hold on to the back of the seats or whatever you could when you were leaving the plane to keep your feet from sliding out from under you
10. With $105 million cash in hand, he was ready for further acquisitions, and his love for newsprint persisted
11. everyone to take part of a stack of old newsprint and find me anything that has to do with
12. should, with longer, fold out pieces of newsprint
13. amount of newsprint devoted to my Research and not all of it is quality
14. He moved to the newsprint, and confirmed what he had found in previous dreams,
15. An easel with blank white newsprint and
16. He had his computerized replicator generate an authentic 1960's style news journal complete with messy ink on newsprint
17. He loved the feel of the newsprint, the grainy pictures and the dramatic headlines in bold and blaring type across the top of the front page
18. He experienced a sort of communion, as he never had previously with anything consisting of newsprint
19. Sometimes he can discern shapes but tiny typeset text on newsprint is invisible to him
20. He then handed the two-square-inch bit of newsprint to our waitress
21. the poorly lit basement, there were spools of newsprint and fifty five
22. As bundles of newsprint landed on the streets to be gobbled up by workers heading for their offices, the Financial Secretary who had taken a battering in the Legislative Council the previous afternoon sat at a table with his head on his hand, cocked to one side in a weary resigned pose
23. As usual, the papers were jumping the gun! Sarah glanced down the columns of newsprint without really reading the words and handed the newspaper back to Mark
24. The poor newsprint and those typical sales problems are none of my concerns
25. “Editor Saheb, we are using the best quality newsprint
26. newsprint in 40:60 ratios whereas we do it 45:55
27. You cannot complain about the newsprint”, an
28. Pulling the paper towards his chest, he tried to fold it back on itself, though with only partial success and soon floating sheets of newsprint filled the carriage, engulfing both Loofah and his neighbours like Mrs Frimpton's laundry
29. Instantly Loofah was on his feet, pushing the flapping mess of newsprint towards the young man beside him, then banging against knees and legs as he dived for the aisle
30. Memories flooded her mind as she glanced at the yellowing newsprint
31. When my Dad’s origins had been mentioned in newsprint, “Down-the-town, Birkenhead” or “the Parish of St
32. Will and the other kid were too old or too male to be this sentimental, but each added a branch, and when they were done, the lines of newsprint carrying tidings of another Knicks defeat were barely visible through the winter-brown pyre of leaves
33. One strategy was to hang around a certain tavern on Jane Street, which, if you could tolerate potatoes like wet newsprint and the occasional chit of bone in your beef, had the advantage of proximity to the Sixth Precinct
34. A book would come in the mail at the beginning of the week, printed on newsprint; each day it was up to the trader to track down prices for each of the markets and update the charts by drawing a new price bar
35. The newsprint crackled as he sifted through it
36. Instead the laurels go to Laszlo Biro, a Hungarian journalist fed up with having to fill his fountain pen every five minutes only to see it tear up the newsprint paper he was using
37. " He quoted the old newsprint he had just seen at the bottom of the cage
38. Before the shower, the beers, and the snooze, I pasted seven or eight newsprint front pages on the wall over my bed, where I might wake in the night in hopes of solutions