News Reporting Terms

noun a person who presents or reports news, especially regularly on television or radio

• The newsman reported on the latest developments in the political scandal.
• The newsman on TV said there's a big storm coming our way.
• The newsman spilled the tea on the celebrity gossip.
• The newsman's words were a beacon of truth in a sea of misinformation.

noun A person who works for a newspaper, typically as a journalist or editor.

• The newspaperman was known for his thorough investigative reporting.
• The newspaperman always had the inside scoop on local events.
• That newspaperman is a real news hound, always chasing down the latest stories.
• He was a true newspaperman at heart, always seeking out the truth in any situation.

verb a word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence

• The CEO said that the company would be implementing new policies next quarter.
• My mom said we're having pizza for dinner tonight.
• She said the party was lit last night.
• His actions said more than his words ever could.

noun a social media platform where users can post short messages or 'tweets'

verb to post a message on the social media platform Twitter

• Many politicians use Twitter as a platform to communicate with their constituents.
• I saw your tweet on Twitter about the new restaurant opening.
• I can't believe Twitter is still trending after that viral video.
• His words on Twitter were like a storm, causing chaos and controversy.