Gray Lady

Proper noun

Meaning

Alternative form of Grey Lady

(historical) A female volunteer for the American Red Cross during the World War I and World War II eras.

Examples

We expect incompetence by our TV and radio talking heads; we expect better from what used to be called the Gray Lady on Calvert Street, but which is now being called other, less respectful, things. Source: Internet

As the Gray Lady states, the N.S.A was authorized secretly by the Justice Department “to target Internet addresses, malware, and other ‘cybersignatures’ associated with foreign governments, and it has pushed to remove limits on that power.” Source: Internet

If anything is failing, it appears to be Mr Trump’s campaign to undermine trust in the press, not the Gray Lady. Source: Internet

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