Sentence examples for contributing correspondent for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gordon, left, who made a name for himself with his interviews at Black Entertainment Television, was recently named a contributing correspondent for "60 Minutes Wednesday" on CBS and also reported for the "Today Show" and "Dateline" while at NBC.

John Bohannon is a contributing correspondent for Science Magazine.

(Eli, a contributing correspondent for Science, is attending a summer school on Arctic issues in Potsdam).

She is an on air correspondent for WGLT Radio in Normal, IL, Religion & Ethics News Weekly on PBS-TV and a contributing correspondent for Chicago Public radio.

Currently he is a Contributing Correspondent for PBS's "Religion and Ethics Newsweekly".

Christina Larson is a writer in Beijing and a contributing correspondent to Science.

Byron Pitts is Chief National Correspondent of The CBS Evening News and Contributing Correspondent of CBS 60 Minutess.

Virginia Morell Contributing Correspondent Writes about biology and ecology.

Anderson is a veteran war correspondent, a contributing writer for The New York Times Magazine who has also written for Vanity Fair and Esquire, reporting from Beirut, Northern Ireland, Chechnya, Israel, Sudan, Sarajevo and El Salvador.

During that time he was successively Japan correspondent for New Scientist, technology correspondent for the Far Eastern Economic Review and contributing editor for Wired.

But several other journalists agreed to appear, including Peter Maass, who is a contributing writer for The Times Magazine, and the British correspondent Ed Vulliamy, who later wrote an essay in The Observer calling such testimony by correspondents a moral obligation.