100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "newsboy"

Definition

A "newsboy" is a common noun that refers to a boy or young man who sells newspapers, often on the streets or at public places. It can also refer to a person, regardless of age or gender, who is involved in the distribution of news publications.

Synonyms

• Newspaper vendor
• Paperboy
• News vendor
• News carrier

Antonyms

• Customer
• Reader
• Non-seller

Examples

1. The newsboy shouted the headlines as he walked through the crowd.
2. Every morning, the newsboy would deliver papers to our doorstep.
3. As a child, I dreamed of becoming a newsboy in the bustling city.
4. The newsboy quickly made his rounds before school started.
5. I saw a newsboy selling papers at the corner of Main Street.
6. The newsboy called out, trying to attract more customers.
7. My grandfather was once a newsboy during his youth.
8. The little newsboy had a big smile as he handed out the latest edition.
9. Many newsboys worked hard to support their families in the past.
10. The newsboy wore a cap and suspenders, looking quite dapper.
11. I remember the newsboy who used to sell the afternoon edition.
12. The newsboy waved to his friends as he pedaled down the street.
13. A kind newsboy offered to help an elderly woman carry her papers.
14. The newsboy was eager to share the latest sports news.
15. During the summer, the newsboy took on extra shifts for pocket money.
16. The newsboy was proud to be part of the city's hustle.
17. I bought a comic from the newsboy after school.
18. The newsboy knew all the best places to sell his papers.
19. Watching the newsboy at work inspired me to start my own business.
20. The newsboy shouted "Extra! Extra!" to grab attention.
21. As a newsboy, he learned the value of hard work and perseverance.
22. The newsboy had a collection of customers who always bought from him.
23. I admired the newsboy for his determination and resilience.
24. The local newsboy had a reputation for being reliable and fast.
25. The newsboy was often seen racing against time to make his deliveries.
26. With a smile, the newsboy handed out the latest gossip.
27. The newsboy carried a heavy bag filled with newspapers every day.
28. It was common to see a newsboy at train stations back in the day.
29. The newsboy quickly learned the routes for efficient delivery.
30. Many newsboys would sell special editions during major events.
31. The newsboy enjoyed chatting with the locals while selling his papers.
32. A friendly newsboy would greet each customer by name.
33. The newsboy had a knack for selling the most copies in the neighborhood.
34. I often bought my favorite magazine from the newsboy.
35. The newsboy was well-known for his cheerful demeanor.
36. As a newsboy, he developed strong communication skills.
37. The newsboy was often the first to know about local happenings.
38. I saw a newsboy racing his bicycle down the street.
39. The newsboy was excited to see the new comic book release.
40. The newsboy always had the latest news in his hands.
41. A newsboy in a red cap stood out among the crowd.
42. The newsboy learned to manage his money wisely from a young age.
43. I often wondered what it was like to be a newsboy.
44. The newsboy handed me the paper with a smile.
45. A busy street corner was the perfect spot for a newsboy.
46. The newsboy kept his papers dry even in the rain.
47. I missed the days when a newsboy would come to my house.
48. The newsboy shared stories from his daily adventures.
49. A newsboy could be seen on every corner of the busy city.
50. The newsboy often had to deal with rude customers.
51. The newsboy was a vital part of the newspaper distribution system.
52. I admired the newsboy for his hustle and hard work.
53. The newsboy had a talent for storytelling about the headlines.
54. The newsboy frequently interacted with street performers.
55. I bought my first newspaper from a young newsboy.
56. The newsboy often saved up to buy new toys.
57. The newsboy had a friendly rivalry with others in the area.
58. I would often see the newsboy at the same spot every day.
59. The newsboy knew the best routes to avoid traffic.
60. At sunrise, the newsboy was already out selling papers.
61. The newsboy had a little cart to help carry his load.
62. The newsboy was a fixture in the community.
63. I was surprised to see the newsboy selling magazines too.
64. The newsboy had a loyal customer base.
65. The newsboy skated through the streets with ease.
66. The newsboy was often seen chatting with delivery drivers.
67. I once helped a newsboy carry his papers on a busy day.
68. The newsboy had to wake up early to start his day.
69. A successful newsboy always had the latest papers.
70. The newsboy enjoyed meeting new people every day.
71. I bought a paper from the newsboy before heading to work.
72. The newsboy had a talent for remembering faces.
73. The newsboy was always full of energy and enthusiasm.
74. A newsboy would often shout "Get your papers here!"
75. The newsboy faced challenges but never gave up.
76. The newsboy loved the feeling of independence.
77. The newsboy learned to read the news to engage customers.
78. I watched the newsboy interact with passersby.
79. The newsboy worked hard to save for college.
80. The newsboy had a unique way of folding the papers.
81. The newsboy was known for his quick wit and charm.
82. The newsboy made friends with other vendors in the area.
83. The newsboy experienced the changing world around him.
84. The newsboy often shared jokes with his customers.
85. The newsboy was an early riser, ready to greet the day.
86. A small newsboy stood out among the larger vendors.
87. The newsboy had dreams of becoming a journalist.
88. The newsboy learned about current events through his work.
89. The newsboy took pride in his job, no matter how small.
90. A hardworking newsboy can be seen as a role model.
91. The newsboy helped spread important information to the public.
92. The newsboy was an essential link between the newspaper and readers.
93. The newsboy often shared opinions about the news he sold.
94. The newsboy was known for his punctuality.
95. The newsboy loved the thrill of making a sale.
96. The newsboy interacted with people from all walks of life.
97. The newsboy had to learn to manage his time wisely.
98. A determined newsboy could earn a decent living.
99. The newsboy was often seen running to catch a bus.
100. The newsboy enjoyed the camaraderie of fellow young vendors.