Definition of newshawk in English:

newshawk

nounˈnjuːzhɔːk

US informal

A newspaper reporter.
an extremely able man and a first-class newshawk
Example sentencesExamples
- After a decade of better stories, followed by a 1986 revamp, the character was once again a sharp newshawk.
- The newshawks got their stories; the cameramen got their pictures; the salvage agent got his publicity; and the rest of us got a field day.
- Their friendship goes back to a Broadway play, in which the future newshawk co-starred with the actress's husband.
- He worked as a journeyman newshawk on the daily newspaper.
- Kent was a TV heartthrob with his Superman good looks gilding his newshawk reputation.
- It is an indication of his stature as a journalist that even his arch enemy described him as "an extremely able man and a first-class newshawk."
- Some newshawks have professed to detect Davenport style and Willkie rhetoric.
- There is no sterner or more assiduous newshawk to be found on the demanding beat than yours truly.
- The President usually displays a good deal more sense than the newshawks by whom he is beset.
- The capital's newshawks have plainly scented a nifty scandal.
Synonyms
journalist, correspondent, newspaperman, newspaperwoman, newsman, newswoman, columnist, writer, blogger

单词	newshawk
释义	Definition of newshawk in English: newshawk nounˈnjuːzhɔːk US informal A newspaper reporter. an extremely able man and a first-class newshawk Example sentencesExamples After a decade of better stories, followed by a 1986 revamp, the character was once again a sharp newshawk. The newshawks got their stories; the cameramen got their pictures; the salvage agent got his publicity; and the rest of us got a field day. Their friendship goes back to a Broadway play, in which the future newshawk co-starred with the actress's husband. He worked as a journeyman newshawk on the daily newspaper. Kent was a TV heartthrob with his Superman good looks gilding his newshawk reputation. It is an indication of his stature as a journalist that even his arch enemy described him as "an extremely able man and a first-class newshawk." Some newshawks have professed to detect Davenport style and Willkie rhetoric. There is no sterner or more assiduous newshawk to be found on the demanding beat than yours truly. The President usually displays a good deal more sense than the newshawks by whom he is beset. The capital's newshawks have plainly scented a nifty scandal. Synonyms journalist, correspondent, newspaperman, newspaperwoman, newsman, newswoman, columnist, writer, blogger
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