local rag

There had been a feature about him in the local rag a year or two ago.

"I make a point of being friends with the local rags.

Said he'd seen my ad in the local rag for the Honda.

It was in the online version of your local rag yesterday.

I advertised in the local rag, but to no avail.

The local rag wrote about Patricia's activities with great zeal.

The local rag described how broken up her family was, crying and tears were the order of the day, for hours.

I'd be arrested before I was half-way there and the local rag would have a field day.

The nationals weren't interested so he sent it to Foot's local rag.

In my town the Labour supporting local rag claimed 11,000 marched.

They even reported a bonfire that went out of control in the local rag!'

A local rag has unkindly printed the e-mails in full.

William Shay, a local rag merchant, built the structure behind his house around 1865.

Or alternatively,the local rag with information about the chemist's rota.

It was the Leicester Mercury, the local rag: that afternoon's edition.

"We've made the local rag this morning.

But that wretched Sandra would have had a field day too - her picture in the local rag in her best dress.

I can scour the local rags!

Get a job writing for the paper, any paper-don't forget the alternative newsweeklies, the local rags, even the community newsletters.

News from the local rag:

Shay, a local rag and cotton merchant, lived nearby and worked out of an adjacent warehouse.

A local rag did a write-up: 'As a testimony to their good eating, they look far younger than their ages'.

He'd see a photo in one of the local rags, and it'd be exactly the angle he'd used, the same time of day, same filters.

Our local rag would enquire of your opinion on this matter as long as you are grief stricken and need counselling.

'One word of this and I tell your local rags where you learnt your craft.'