Sentence examples for covering a war from inspiring English sources
Then I began to ask myself a series of questions: "Who lives in this loft?" "What if it's a photographer?" "What if it's a woman photographer?" "What if she's a photojournalist?" "What if she covers conflict?" "What if she's been injured covering a war?" and so on.
Not that covering a war hurts readership.
"We were covering a war, not Chalabi," he said.
We do not stint, when it comes to cost, when we're covering a war".
What is bravery, and what is bravado?" The many difficult choices made while covering a war, she noted then, sometimes resulted in the ultimate sacrifice.
Corn said that O'Reilly's story is akin to covering a Vietnam War protest in Washington, D.C., and calling it a war zone.
They were established in 1949 and named for a CBS News correspondent slain the year before while covering a civil war in Greece.
Ten years after his D-day work, Capa was killed by a landmine, covering a new war in the making, in Vietnam.
Taking the Flak is dependent on collegiate war stories too, rather more literally in this case since BBC2's new comedy is about foreign correspondents covering a small African war that has just got big.
It gave Jack Nicholson (in between Chinatown and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest) a major role as a television reporter at the end of his tether while covering a complicated civil war in Africa.
