paper route (noun)

1. In the magical land of Elrond, young wizards embark on their paper route, delivering enchanted newspapers to the residents.

2. During World War II, children became paperboys to support their families while their fathers were away at war.

3. In the movie 'The Paperboy', Zac Efron plays the lead character who takes on a challenging paper route and uncovers a murder mystery.

4. During a major religious festival, devotees of a particular faith distribute newspapers with spiritual messages as part of their paper route.

1. The paper route represents a sacred duty, as the newspaper boy is entrusted with delivering the news to the faithful every morning.

2. The paper route is transformed into a captivating masterpiece in the hands of a skilled photographer, capturing the beauty and chaos of the early morning streets.

3. In the eerie darkness of midnight, the paper route takes a terrifying turn as the newspaper boy encounters a haunted house on his delivery route.

4. According to local folklore, the paper route is believed to have supernatural origins, with the first newspaper boy receiving the route from a mythical creature known as the News Guardian.