Sentence examples for circle of journalists from inspiring English sources

His sample is a circle of journalists, policymakers, and spymasters who lived and socialized in Georgetown after 1945.

As soon as the speech was over a large circle of journalists and commentators formed just outside the hall.

"Koizumi's whole plan is to end the power of vested interests and old-fashioned customs, including the privileged circle of journalists," Mr. Toshikawa said.

I remember during the really intense period of the Iraq war in 2004-5, the circle of journalists that I was around were all just broken, shattered people enduring the hell of that war.

Before his TC interview, and in an a slightly larger circle of journalists and a few Box customers, Levie was pretty vocal in his opinion of the search giant's shortcomings when it comes to business users.

Everything is so studied that the only reason that they're called debates is that we haven't yet invented a word for the sight of two candidates standing and droning on before the camera trying to engage an audience beyond the closed circle of journalists, policy wonks, pollsters and everyone else who covers the election to the exclusion of real life.

I first encountered Ifill in 2008, as part of a circle of black journalists who were trying to make sense of the almost unbelievable changes in the political landscape.

In making his views known to senior aides and the circle of Russian journalists who travel with him, Mr. Putin appeared to be preparing the Russian political establishment, and the Russian public, for what he sees as the inevitable.

Few readers may have been more excited than a circle of aspiring undergraduate journalists who'd worked at The Harvard Crimson.

Also a part of the NSF America's Water research project, Circle of Blue comprises journalists who are dedicated to making scientific information on water accessible to all stakeholder groups.

MOSCOW — Late last month, a group of Azeri bloggers posted their latest tongue-in-cheek opus, a video in which a donkey holds a news conference before a circle of gravely nodding journalists.