Sentence examples for course of reporting from inspiring English sources

In the course of reporting my story, I also spoke to John Jackson, who prosecuted Willingham.

I HEARD A LOT OF misconceptions about American soccer in the course of reporting this story.

In the course of reporting that piece, I interviewed Bratton, and we discussed stop-and-frisk in some detail.

Nobody I talked to in the course of reporting this piece thought so, but the question is hypothetical.

I asked every Muslim I met in the course of reporting this article what he or she felt about Jews -- and asked Jews what they felt about Muslims.

Twice during the course of reporting this article, I sat down in Washington restaurants only to hear the people next to me speculating about Gingrich's prospective 2012 campaign.

Did you learn more about the country in the course of reporting the article or did you always have an interest in Israeli novelists?

(I had the pleasure of meeting her in the course of reporting for the Profile of Anderson that I wrote for the magazine, in 2009).

In the course of reporting this book, you had the opportunity to meet and get to know many of the women in this story.

In fact, Mr. O'Donnell's name came up repeatedly in the course of reporting a more general story about women in tech.

In Britain a lot of information has emerged about access to journalists' phone records in the course of reports by police and other oversight bodies, with revelations that police obtained the phone records of senior staff at the Sun.