Sentence examples for dangerous beating from inspiring English sources
The nearest thing to a shock was New Zealand, always potentially dangerous, beating Sri Lanka — the runner-up last year — in the opening match of the tournament in Guyana.
Russia is not only a dangerous beat for journalists; it is an ever more restrictive one.
According to the group, around the globe political reporting is the most dangerous beat, and local journalists the mostly likely victims.
The implication was that by definition, officers are heroic figures, whether patrolling a dangerous beat or sitting behind a desk at headquarters.
Most of the killings took place in Latin America--14 journalists died or "disappeared" in El Salvador alone--but other dangerous beats were Lebanon, China, Turkey, and South Africa.
"The killing underscored Pakistan's reputation as the world's most dangerous beat for reporters, and it raised fresh questions about the future of American-financed journalism in the region," he wrote.
The killing underscored Pakistan's reputation as the world's most dangerous beat for reporters, and it raised fresh questions about the future of American-financed journalism in the region.
In Yemen continuing unrest makes it a dangerous beat for the press.
Corruption is the most dangerous beat to cover, and being a broadcast reporter is the most dangerous position.
In an annual report released Wednesday, CPJ said that 87percentt of those jailed journalists covered political news ― a particularly dangerous beat in many parts of the world.
Green Bay, though only.500, seems like a dangerous team capable of beating any opponent on any given week.
