Sentence examples for begun reporting on from inspiring English sources
He had dropped out of law school against the wishes of his father, a respected judge, and begun reporting on a group of white and black activists operating out of an old roadhouse called Magic Time just outside town.
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.
For instance, the Children's Tumor Foundation has begun reporting on its finances using the same format as the 10-K, the annual report that public companies must file with the Securities and Exchange Commission, in the belief that it is an easier and more comprehensive way for donors to see how it operates.
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.
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.
Only then is he ready to begin reporting on what he reads.
THE NEW YORKER: How much did you know about online gaming before you began reporting on Ultima Online?
Chinese state media then began reporting on the incident, saying China was demanding that North Korea release the men.
Last summer, when I went to Japan on a United States-Japan Foundandon Media Fellowship and began reporting on him, I found out that he hates the idea that children watch his films repeatedly.
