Sentence examples for correspondent contributing from inspiring English sources

He became the Nation's Washington correspondent, contributing editor of Vanity Fair from 1982, literary essayist for Atlantic Monthly, a frequent contributor to the New York Review of Books and a talking head on innumerable cable TV shows.

And in her most high-profile move so far, she has taken a job with NBC News as a special correspondent, contributing to the network's "Making a Difference" franchise.

When Curry exited "Today last summerr, the network said that she would become a roving national and international correspondent contributing coverage across NBC News and producing specials.

U.S. News is not distributed in Russia -- although its Moscow correspondent contributed to Itogi -- and Time only distributes its European edition.

Christiane Amanpour will be with guests and analysts outside the Houses of Parliament, with correspondents contributing from Berlin and Brussels.

That in turn is prompting big changes to the standard newsweekly formula of many correspondents contributing to heavily processed articles at magazines like Time and People.

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.

Washington Post correspondent Rick Maese contributed to this report.

- - - Washington Post special correspondent Zhang Jie contributed to this report.

(He also mentioned Christiane Amanpour, the CNN war correspondent who contributes to "60 Minutes").

–Washington correspondent Joshua Zumbrun contributed to this report.