Sentence examples for as correspondent of from inspiring English sources

As correspondent of the Morning Post, he was a passenger in an armoured train that came under attack from the Transvaal Boers.

The complex problems (characterized by deep uncertainties, multiple interests and knowledge references) as well as correspondent solutions of many adaptation initiatives are often addressed through technical analysis (e.g., observed and foreseen impacts of climate change) and a limited consideration of the importance of adopting an adequate leadership styles.

Either PR3 or MPO can be used as correspondent antigen of ANCA.

As his colleagues kept themselves amused in the onboard gym and cinema, the Italian consul dropped in for lunch, as did a correspondent of La Repubblica newspaper, who pronounced the barge "clean" but "Soviet-style".

Her ebullient personality made her readers delight in personal contact with her, as in the tastings she hosted as wine correspondent of The Times.

He worked for me as EU correspondent of the Daily Telegraph and then as a columnist when I was the paper's editor, and I have seen plenty of him since.

Working in England first as a railway clerk and then from 1878 in London as parliamentary correspondent of the Nation, Healy took part in Irish politics and was associated with Charles Stewart Parnell, the chief Irish Nationalist.

He also worked until the end of his life as London correspondent of l'Humanité, the French leftwing daily.

He was nominated in 2005 by the Financial Times as foreign correspondent of the year in the British Press Awards.

As US correspondent of the Guardian during his second term I often saw it myself close up.

Clodagh Higginson, the Sun's former Whitehall editor, has been appointed as political correspondent of ITV's breakfast show, Good Morning Britain.