Sentence examples for correspondents that from inspiring English sources

It is hard to believe the stories of newspaper correspondents that never visited the tomb.

She stands at the counter of a busy kiosk run by Geosansar, one of the so-called "business correspondents" that act as local agents for India's big banks.

He wrote nearly a hundred thousand in the course of his life, to correspondents that included Harry Houdini and Robert Bloch.

It has long been an open secret, and a source of some hilarity among foreign correspondents, that under the guise of "humanitarian relief operations," Lashkar practiced amphibious operations on a lake at its vast headquarters campus, outside Lahore.

He will be assisted by a team of correspondents that will include Gwen Ifill, Ray Suarez, Judy Woodruff and Margaret Warner, as well as two analysts, Mark Shields and David Brooks, a columnist for The New York Times.

I greatly admire the Guardian's intrepid band of foreign correspondents that shine a light on the darkest corners of the world, from Martin Chulov in Syria to Justin McCurry in Japan.

For at least one correspondent, that can't happen soon enough.

A Newsweek "correspondent" — that is, a reporter, like me — would go out and interview people and observe events.

He was not the correspondent that merely covered Black issues.

He tells your correspondent that he has just arrived from the countryside.

(He subsequently told our correspondent that he was actually leaning toward the more liberal option).