Sentence examples for correspondents by from inspiring English sources

This has led to an increased level of cajoling of reporters and television correspondents by White House representatives.

The retreat from on-the-ground reporting by the regional press is illustrated by the reduction in lobby correspondents by their publishers.

The company's original movies are TV films: mainly either comedies such as the recently acquired Special Correspondents by Ricky Gervais, or documentaries like their award-winning film, The Square.

Journalists and media organisations have warned that the jailing of three al-Jazeera English correspondents by the Cairo regime was intended to intimidate others from reporting freely on events in Egypt.

The cable news network CNN Worldwide plans to increase its staff of correspondents by 10percentt as part of a multimillion-dollar investment to increase its ability to produce its own reports, the news network said yesterday.

GlobalPost co-founder and Editor-at-Large Charles M. Sennott heads up The GroundTruth Project, which is dedicated to the next generation of international correspondents by offering training and resources to carry out in-depth and investigative reporting projects in under-reported corners of the world.

But we were born here," he tells your correspondent by the muddy edge of the water.

Films by the "Algonquin crowd" include "Suzy," written by Dorothy Parker, and "Foreign Correspondent," by Robert Benchley and others.

He knew each housing and social affairs correspondent by name, and started with national broadsheets rather than local papers.

A strange muted appeal took this correspondent by surprise, and it looked like the ball hit his thigh rather than his bat.

The second correspondent, by contrast, positions the controversy within the context of "the change through generations of the composition and governance of schools in inner-city areas which have large Muslim populations".