newspaper

[ˈnuːzpeɪpər]

Definition:
1. A daily or weekly publication on folded sheets; contains news and articles and advertisements.
2. A business firm that publishes newspapers.
3. A newspaper as a physical object.
4. Cheap paper made from wood pulp and used for printing newspapers.

Use 'newspaper' in a sentence:

1. I spotted a notice in a local newspaper.
2. He slapped the newspaper down on the desk.
3. She used the newspaper column as a platform for her feminist views.
4. I cut this article out of the newspaper.
5. He hopes to improve the newspaper's somewhat tarnished public image.
6. Newspaper columns were full of scandalous tales.
7. He was carrying a newspaper.
8. Local entertainments are listed in the newspaper.
9. The newspapers provided little enlightenment about the cause of the accident.
10. He found two pots, each wrapped in newspaper.
11. This year the newspaper has outsold its main rival.
12. I came down this morning to get the newspaper.
13. Chuck me the newspaper, would you?
14. She lowered her newspaper and looked around.
15. I only had time to glance at the newspapers.
16. Are you through with that newspaper?
17. The newspaper has sales of 1.72 million.
18. The paintings were carefully packed in newspaper.
19. She scanned through the newspaper over breakfast.
20. May I borrow your newspaper?
21. Newspaper editors all strive to be first with a story.
22. Any newspaper would pay big money to get the inside story on her marriage.
23. Don't forget to cancel the newspaper before going away.
24. Free newspapers: please take one.
25. If the newspapers find out, he's finished in politics.
26. When I get home from work I like to relax with the newspaper.
27. An article in the newspaper caught my attention.
28. The concert didn't even get a mention in the newspapers.
29. They sell books as well as newspapers.
30. Our newspaper aims to reflect the views of the local community.
31. The floor was laid with newspaper.
32. Don't trust what you read in the newspapers!
33. I read every last article in the newspaper.
34. I read about it in the newspaper.
35. Can I read your newspaper?
36. The newspaper did not see fit to publish my letter.
37. The article was spiked for fear of legal action against the newspaper.
38. Give us the newspaper, will you?
39. She bent forward to pick up the newspaper.
40. Before they started they laid newspaper on the floor.
41. Which newspaper do you get?
42. I don't suppose I could have a look at your newspaper, could I?
43. He fanned himself with a newspaper to cool down.
44. The newspaper has unearthed some disturbing facts.
45. She brought a large batch of newspaper clippings.
46. I have been a faithful reader of your newspaper for many years.
47. Issues like this are the newspaper's meat and potatoes.
48. We advertised for staff in a local newspaper.
49. The newspaper published a withdrawal the next day.
50. Are these newspaper reports true?
51. Several newspapers made allegations of corruption in the city's police department.
52. Many national newspapers rallied to his support.
53. The play was reviewed in the national newspapers.
54. The local newspaper misreported the story.
55. The newspaper story is based on hard facts.
56. This newspaper maintains a good balance in its presentation of different opinions.