Sentence examples for correspondents work from inspiring English sources

Editors and correspondents work long hours under intense pressure.

Russian officials assume that all British correspondents work for MI6; this was presumably a kind of collegial salute.

My intention was to try to understand how foreign correspondents work by spending time on the fringes of the Syrian war.

Five correspondents work for Dobbs, and during the second half hour they usually report on a story that Dobbs treats as a scandal, and that he invariably describes as "outrageous," "alarming," "idiotic," "disgusting," or "sickening".

Mr. Balboni said that as the site grows, he hopes to increase compensation to affiliated journalists, although for the time being, most of its correspondents work part time for the service.

An interesting feature of the White House is that the correspondents work within the walls of the building and travel with the President.

It now has 350 journalists and 50 correspondents working in 31 countries.

Tuyen put An in charge of the foreign correspondents working for V.T.X., the Viet News Agency.

One BBC News source told MediaGuardian.co.uk that some correspondents working abroad have been on attachment for up to 10 years.

Anthony was only forty-three, and was undisputedly one of the brightest and most capable correspondents working the Middle East.

Correspondents working in, or writing about, the Soviet bloc usually find the radios' research papers indispensable reading.