Sentence examples for correspondents from from inspiring English sources
Foreign correspondents from communist countries were regarded, usually rightly, as spies by their Western counterparts.
It's got a lot of correspondents from all over the world who cover soccer.
Media correspondents from across the Middle East were in Dresden yesterday for the trial's opening.
Our correspondents from around the country will be watching the results and commenting here.
Most of the White House correspondents from these outlets are younger than thirty.
Gaddafi banned al-Jazeera correspondents from Libya during the uprising that ousted him.
Especially his post-lunch Friday afternoon banter with the lobby correspondents from the Sunday papers.
By Joseph Wechsberg The New Yorker, April 3 , 1948P. 64 FAR-FLUNG CORRESPONDENTS from Trieste.
They are all French — correspondents from Le Figaro, Le Monde, and others.
"We're developing our strategy," he told two correspondents from The New York Times.
Some of these Americans talked with correspondents from The Times about their experiences.
