copyboy

I was just a green kid back then, a copyboy.

At the age of 12, he began working in journalism as a newspaper copyboy.

The copyboy squeezed past Stuart and went to the closet.

While still in school, he began working for the Toronto News as a copyboy.

He pushed the remains of his lunch aside and waited for a copyboy to remove it.

He began his journalism career as a copyboy for the Chicago Tribune.

He quickly climbed up the ranks from copyboy to beat writer and eventually became a regular columnist.

Lightning, the early-morning copyboy, came out of the shadows and stood beside my desk.

The houseboy's curiosity and persistence reminded him of his own early days as a copyboy.

Manchester worked as a copyboy for the Daily Oklahoman in 1945 before going to college.

He started out as a copyboy on a New York tabloid and worked his way up to advertising space salesman.

He started work two weeks later at Sydney's The Sun newspaper as a copyboy.

I couldn't see anything dignified about being a secretary or a copyboy or even a typesetter, for that matter.

When a copyboy brought it, he gulped the liquid, belched and bent over the keyboard.

Percy is a sardonic newsboy and copyboy for the Denouncer.

A few moments later, he bellowed "copy" and a copyboy ran in and carried a sheet of white paper out to the city editor.

After graduating from high school Beveridge began his journalism career as a copyboy at the "Evening Star".

He began his journalism career at the age of 16 when he became a copyboy for The Washington Star and moved "quickly through the ranks."

Starting as a copyboy in 1945, he rose through the ranks as a police reporter, humor writer, and spent 27 years as a television columnist.

Like Stephen Crane, who couldn't even get a copyboy's job on today's New York Times.

(The atmosphere at The Post was such that when a copyboy once delivered an editor's urgent question "How much more?"

He began his career in 1946 as a copyboy with The Daily Telegraph in Sydney.

Talese came to The New York Times in 1953 fresh out of college as an entry-level copyboy.

In another bit of gender-bending, the female Paddy has the job of copyboy at a Glasgow newspaper.

Mr. Spielvogel's journalism career began in 1950 with a job as a night-shift copyboy at The Times.