Sentence examples for correspondent you from inspiring English sources

(Yes, that probably is the senator or television correspondent you think it is).

So instead of having a picture of a news story painted to you by a correspondent, you can drift around in it, watching what happens.

We are going on fishing trip and if Times will sign us up as special correspondent you may find following: "Nusbaum spends 7 hrs.

It made me realize that to be a news correspondent, you were always going to have to be ready to go where the story is, and I wanted to be home with my family more".

But since the essay was widely circulated, many non-doctors read it too and their response could be summarised by the excoriating words of one correspondent: "You were gutless to not speak up for your patient and I would never, ever want someone like you as my doctor".

Spending time in German diplomatic and political circles, as I once did as a correspondent, you meet men who introduce themselves in the formal German manner – a brief bow from the shoulders followed by an unadorned name straight out of Germanic history.

And when you are willing to utilize citizen journalists instead of paid news correspondents you realize that your people are, in fact, embedded everywhere.

You may also use it, though, when you've never met your correspondent but you feel as though you have, because the two of you have spent all day trying to set up a meeting or something like that.

When Radio 5 Live was launched in 1994, an editor asked Bridget Kendall, the BBC's diplomatic correspondent, "Do you think when you go on 5 Live you could lower your voice a social class or two?" She declined.

Mark Leibovich, the magazine's chief national correspondent, warns you about one phrase you'll have to get used to if Mitt Romney wins.

It is essential that you contact an ABG correspondent if you wish to join its CV database (see below).