Sentence examples for a journalist once from inspiring English sources

I thought of being a journalist once.

Deny being a journalist once or twice, and you're not a journalist.

A journalist once asked her if she could say anything about the Mr. Bedford whom, it is recorded, she married in 1936.

When you see pictures of Petit walking between the towers of Laon Cathedral in 1974, you understand why a journalist once accused him of having a death-wish.

Being the real Dr. Ruth — "a cross between Henry Kissinger and Minnie Mouse," as a journalist once put it — is an unusually demanding role.

A journalist once asked James Baldwin if being poor, black, and gay had made him feel disadvantaged as a young writer.

Just as it's good for any journalist, once in a while, to write a "Man Bites Dog" kind of story.

So, too, is a mentality that sees economic pain as somehow redeeming, a mentality that a British journalist once dubbed "sado-monetarism".

Mike Giglio, a reporter for Newsweek and The Daily Beast in Cairo, said he was assaulted and arrested by the police despite it being evident to them he was a working journalist; once at a detention center, other officers apologized to him and insisted it must have been an accident.

A brilliant journalist once said, or rather often said, "Tell me a story.

A young journalist once seeking to impress her visiting parents took advantage of the fact.