Yes, he has been seen in front of the Astor House, selling papers.
Dan Mordaunt and his mother live in a poor tenement, and the lad is pluckily trying to make ends meet by selling papers in the streets of New York.
We went to the house and demanded that the boys receive care and attention for what they were doing—they were bringing into the house from fifty to sixty cents a day earned by selling papers.
At the corner of the post-office is a small stand kept by a woman, who has been engaged in selling papers for a number of years.
The more experience the president had with the street-boys, boys who spent most of their time in selling papers or shining shoes, the greater his desire to keep in close personal touch with each boy.
All this time Bulldog was busy selling papers, while the new stock Jimmy had obtained was still undiminished.
Probably no regular newsboy in all the big city of New York would have thought to try that means of selling papers.
Jimmy frequently made quite a little sum by selling papers, particularly when there was a big accident, but he never thought of saving anything against hard luck or the proverbial "rainy day.
As for us fellows, we went to selling papers as hard as we could, and would you believe it, before noon we were cleaned out.
He didn't go back to selling papers, for he felt that it would hardly be consistent with the position of a classical teacher--the post for which he was about to apply.
I don't think you would like to be reduced to selling papers.
Suppose you lose your place, shall you go back to selling papers?
I am trying to make a living by selling papers, but find it hard work.
He doubted, also, whether his employer would like to have him spend his time before office hours in selling papers.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "selling papers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
