Sentence examples for The correspondents from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone who or something which corresponds.
The correspondents found witnesses and backdrops.
The correspondents of the Rebel newspapers are sheer falsifiers; the correspondents of Northern journals are not to be depended upon; and the correspondents of English newspapers are altogether worse than either; but Brady never misrepresents.
The Correspondents hope to explore more mind-boggling, hip-shaking fusions.
The correspondents' dinner is always one of the hottest tickets in Washington.
The correspondents are shown standing in front of the White House.
The correspondents' association, which represents the White House press corps, is celebrating its 100th anniversary.
The correspondents Margaret Warner and Ray Suarez are now in the field more often.
The correspondents sighed in relief and looked down, reviewing their notes.
The correspondents said Mr. Killani, who is of Palestinian descent, was accused of being a spy and beaten repeatedly.
The correspondents proceeded to get drunk.
The correspondents assist in fueling the hot pink movement by spreading awareness and encouraging involvement.
