Sentence examples for correspondents of from inspiring English sources
His writings, in manuscript form, were known only to his friends and the privileged correspondents of the Correspondance littéraire, a sort of private newspaper edited by Baron Grimm that was circulated in manuscript form.
CLASS MATTERS, by correspondents of The New York Times.
The correspondents of the Rebel newspapers are sheer falsifiers; the correspondents of Northern journals are not to be depended upon; and the correspondents of English newspapers are altogether worse than either; but Brady never misrepresents.
The more useful is "Opening Mexico", by two former Mexico correspondents of the New York Times.
No larger story is told about the war correspondents of Shirer's generation.
Yet even among the correspondents of that city, the omens are not good.
He has not even seen the correspondents of the best Parisian papers, who were formerly welcome guests in his house.
If even the correspondents of Gazzetta, a Milan-based newspaper, could see the truth, then why not observers from abroad?
Suddenly, veteran correspondents of Africa's wars found themselves trying to "doorstep" neighbours, chase police cars and track down former girlfriends.
"Reporting" is the reflections of 14 famous war correspondents of the 20th century, compiled from a television documentary.
Disappointingly for the then senior law lord, "the legal correspondents of the leading newspapers largely ignored the lecture".
