Sentence examples for author reporter from inspiring English sources
In his life he was author, reporter, magazine editor, government bureaucrat, candidate for public office, and founding president of Brazil's Academy of Letters.
The task of what to do with all that color and shiny paper was left to John Stackhouse, an author, reporter and editor at the paper who was named editor in chief last year after the abrupt dismissal of his predecessor, Edward B. Greenspon.
The author: Reporter the politicians want to impress When Bob Woodward was half of the team that broke the Watergate story, it might have been beginner's luck; but since then he has carved out a career that proves it was anything but.
I'm Carolyn Ossorio, also known as Pippimamma: mom to five who is also an author, reporter, wife, blogger, cooking host, podcast and video host.
John Rebchook, author, reporter and publisher of the Colorado real-estate blog, Inside Real Estate News, took two years to prove that the niche he had developed as a reporter for the Rocky Mountain News could be replicated as a sustainable business online, and that the business could replace his old newspaper salary.
This could be accomplished by introducing synonymous mutations to remove SD-like sequences and use the authors' reporter system to see if there is an enhanced defect in folding or membrane localization.
It was probably inevitable, as his own life moved on, that he would find the role of author-reporter more fulfilling than that of feature writer on demand, given the latter's requirement of hours rather than months to turn a rich idea around.
Within it, De Kerangal is everywhere, always busy, the author as reporter.
Rolling Blackouts is author and reporter Glidden's account of her own travels to the Middle East with a journalist collective.
"No, this is Andy Benoit, the author," a reporter standing nearby said, and produced a copy of the nearly two-hundred-page "Touchdown 2005" for inspection.
The New Yorker, June 22 , 1998P. 103 Black and white photograph of author, war reporter, novelist, travel writer, Hemingway wife, and star of literary London, Martha Gellhorns.
