Sentence examples for correspondent now from inspiring English sources

(She is a correspondent now but not full-time).

(Your correspondent now wonders whether he should have mentioned in his Match.com profile that he is married with two children).

But like it or not, your correspondent now accepts that the time has come to bury Windows XP and move on.

The columnist, Mona Eltahawy, is a former Reuters correspondent now based in New York who became a dual citizen of Egypt and the United States last year.

Our special correspondent now in Madrid sends us a graphic account of the bombardment which makes it easy to realise the brutal thoroughness of totalitarian warfare.

Flotilla, daughter of Sinndar — the Arc de Triomphe winner in 2000 — is a more "interesting" pick to win the Diane this year than Silasol, said Desmond Stoneham, a former Racing Post correspondent now with the International Racing Bureau in Paris.

Correspondents now drive from Basra in the south to Mosul in the north on fairly safe roads.

The lobby had 120 political correspondents; now the pack is 250, all wanting scoops and private briefings.

But such goals put enormous pressures on the newsroom, Mr. Komarow said, considering that USA Today -- which did not have a full-time correspondent abroad until 1995 -- has only four foreign correspondents now.

Rees said that the potential of the union movement was often under-estimated, not least because there was little coverage of it in the media; in the seventies most national newspapers had two or more labour correspondents, now hardly any remain.

First, a few notes from the week leading up to and covering Super Tuesday Part II on March 4, starting with Don Imus at Tuesday one dawn and channel surfing all that day and through the evening, mostly between CNN and MSNBC: Why do CNN correspondents now throw back to Wolf as "Mister Wolf Blitzer?" Mark Taibbi of Rolling Stone describing McCain to Don Imus as "self-aggrandizing, sanctimonious".