Sentence examples for dedicated correspondents from inspiring English sources

The news from Lake Wobegone is Hearstian by comparison as the dribs and drabs from the dedicated correspondents fill a 32-page edition like some soothing tidal flat.

The Today programme's six dedicated correspondents will have to reapply for new multimedia roles, as part of a move to freshen up the flagship BBC Radio 4 show's output.

"Nick stands for a new generation of freelance journalists who, in the absence of dedicated correspondents from traditional news organisations, can report on stories for a large number of outlets – from tabloid news to traditional papers to television networks," says McGinn.

In the early years of the Thompson administration, he had a dedicated correspondent in Seattle whose job was to read the early editions of the Seattle newspapers, then hurry to the telegraph office and summarize what he had read to Thompson on the other end of the telegraph cable.

BuzzFeed is following other digital sites that have added dedicated foreign correspondents.

​We're expanding our editorial team in Canada, and we're excited to announce our first big get: a dedicated, Parliamentary Correspondent in Ottawa who will be screaming at politicians in scrums for all of you lovely Canadians.

It has a team of steady, dedicated and resourceful correspondents stationed around the world.

Much of Manchester's life then still revolved around cotton and he was the last correspondent dedicated to the subject.

Unlike Chattanooga shale in the Appalachian region, less effort has been dedicated to its correspondent in the Ozark region.

In accepting the prize Mr. Boal talked of his experience as a war correspondent, and dedicated the Oscar to troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Historian and dedicated International Politics enthusiast and correspondent.