newsagent

IPA: nˈuzˈeɪdʒʌnt

Examples of "newsagent" in Sentences

A newsagent is the manager, often the owner of a news agency.
That would be like tabloid readers demanding that a newsagent stops selling broadsheets.
You walk into a newsagent and instead of women porn magazines you see men porn magazines.
Yesterday, the woman behind the counter at a newsagent in Milton Keynes called me "my darling" six times while selling me a newspaper.
Three Asian men in their 40s, guarding a newsagent, discussed whether they should also take advantage of the apparent suspension of law.
One of the QCs told me that, after my release, he'd gone into his local newsagent, and someone in the queue saw the headline in the paper and said: 'Wow!
A reader recalls her personal and professional relationship with the paper, from her days working a Saturday job in the local newsagent to her career in the TV industry
Lewis Cooke, who runs a newsagent which is four miles away in Skipton, continued to deliver newspapers and tinned items on to the porch of the shop so residents could come and collect their goods.
Well before the beginning of the global economic crisis, a Brazilian street seller was on his way to becoming a very famous entrepreneur in the country by doing just one thing: selling popcorn, with a personal touch. 36 year old Valdir Novaki used to work as an itinerant farm labourer, until he arrived in Curitiba, in 1988, where he started working as a newsagent, then as a car park driver.