Sentence examples for chasing a reporter from inspiring English sources

"Someone should investigate," one man said, chasing a reporter down the hall.

It was love at first laugh, after he chased a reporter out of City Hall for calling him a "fat fuck".

Sheila MacWilliams had to chase a tabloid reporter out of a tree in her yard.

In the movies, you'll often see a lone reporter chasing a story, but investigative stories are essentially participatory; it can take a whole cast of people to transform the vague and uncertain into the concrete and knowable.

(Maria is cast as the sidekick to a take-no-prisoners female reporter chasing a story about suicides among Afghan women).

Yet 30 minutes after the radio call, a wolf pack of reporters arrived, chasing a story of a service dog and a blind woman denied entry to a deli in one of the tonier sections downtown.

It's possible that he hadn't looked so uncomfortable since the time he was chased by a reporter who wanted to know if he thought Seamus the Irish setter had enjoyed driving to Canada on top of the family car.

(While performing his community service, Amenhotep did briefly chase a local TV reporter with a bloody butcher knife).

However, Fury looked as calm as he did in the ring against Klitschko on Wednesday as he took to the streets on a run with a Channel 5 news team chasing him, with a reporter asking him about the IBF's decision to strip him as heavyweight champion as well as whether he regrets anything he has said since the victory.

Further, when a nestin-creERT transgene was activated by administration of tamoxifen in 3-month-old mice, osteoblasts, osteocytes and chondrocytes were marked after a prolonged chase using a reporter gene.

Back on hacking, Mr Edis said she "must have known" that the newspaper had listened to Milly Dowler's voicemail because it sent reporters to chase a lead relating to a message on the phone.