Sentence examples for began reporting on from inspiring English sources

On Monday, the Italian press began reporting on one possible answer.

Mr. Paterson's calls to Ms. Brown began in late January or early February, around the time that reporters for The New York Times began reporting on Mr. Johnson's background and his rise to senior aide.

The showdown has been brewing for weeks, since Britain's newspapers began reporting on the proliferation of so-called super-injunctions like the one given to Mr. Giggs — court orders forbidding news outlets from reporting even that they cannot report something.

Although participants in the 2005 2006 C8 Health Project were asked whether they consumed primarily public or private water, bottled water consumption appears to have been under-reported possibly due to changes in behavior after local media began reporting on PFOA contamination of public water supplies.

BusinessWeek began reporting on "the office of the future" in 1975.

The Weather Channel dispatched its correspondents and began reporting on an imminent winter blitz.

THE NEW YORKER: How much did you know about online gaming before you began reporting on Ultima Online?

Only then is he ready to begin reporting on what he reads.

So in this post, I will begin reporting on the progress of an as of yet unfinished song, with all my doubts and insecurities laid bare.

For years, the existence of brothels was not acknowledged in the press, but newspapers have begun reporting on brothels that have been shut and on the arrest of prostitutes and pimps.

The editor said Martinez scrupulously checked with her editors before beginning reporting on any story, and she had not been working on anything for Proceso at the time of her death.