Sentence examples for correspondent name from inspiring English sources

The correspondent name of these sequences in the miRBase is available in the Additional file 1: Table S3. Figure 2 shows the example of 3 precursors and their MFE values.

A brave young MTV correspondent named Gideon Yago showed up to interrogate them.

In 2009, the Guardian's Brazil correspondent named this his favourite beach.

Her psychologically complex protagonist, a British foreign correspondent named Connie Burns, is no plucky heroine.

Also speaks of the case of a Canadian radio correspondent named Edouard Baudry, who was shot down over Spanish Morocco, and excerpt from the Times coverage of the incident.

The Times's executive editor, A. M. Rosenthal, who had said, "Flora is the world's greatest correspondent," named her to head the Paris bureau.

As a correspondent named Gucchi wrote on a Matsui fan club Web site: "The ceiling of Tokyo Dome is too low for Matsui.

It is scheduled to be published on Feb. 1. "Yes, I read the illegal translation," a correspondent named Hustey wrote in an e-mail message.

Leblond's latest mistress said he was a press agent, that he had gone to meet a business-advertisement correspondent named Pradier about a new cinema agency.

There's also a walk-on by a flamboyant Globe correspondent named Jimmy Pomegranate — an hommage to The Times's irrepressible R. W. Apple.

There, Edgar falls under the spell of another charmer, a larger-than-life foreign correspondent named Barrington Saddler, who has swashbuckled his way across the world collecting bylines, women and adoring acolytes along the way.