Sentence examples for a journalist is given from inspiring English sources

Tom McGurk, identified as a journalist, is given the counterargument.

Interviews last fall — the first time a journalist was given access to clients and therapists at the center in Amman — provided a grim look at widespread abuses occurring in Iraq as recently as 2010, and their crushing effects on individuals and families.

Yeah, probably best table that discussion until there isn't a journalist being given a tour of the union hall.

There were other trickier questions amid the softball enquiries: a Ukrainian journalist was given his annual chance to ask a toughly worded question about Russian actions in eastern Ukraine (to shouts of "shame" and "provocateur" from Russian journalists).

Last month, a Sinai-based journalist was given a six-month suspended sentence by a military court after being accused of lying about military actions.

At the breakfast, each journalist was given a thick spiral notebook and matching pen with the company's logo, with which to take notes on the presentation.

The journalist was given the luxury of a long profile, and repeat interviews, and was clever enough to ask a different question.

The journalist was given short shrift.

In July, the former ESPN journalist was given the sports network's Arthur Ashe Courage Award at the 2013 ESPY Awards, where she gave a moving yet upbeat speech about her health struggle.

Ironically, the National Association of Black Journalists is giving MSNBC's parent organization NBC News a Best Practices award in San Diego in July for the quality of its diversity efforts.

In a first, foreign journalists were given unrestricted access to People's Congress members.