Sentence examples for experience reporter from inspiring English sources

Simon Ricketts, a Guardian journalist, recalled on Twitter that Hoare was "a lovely generous man" who took him under his wing as a work experience reporter on a local paper: "He handed me a story on a plate.

He says it is "part of history" and she seems to receive it as such, but in my experience reporters don't care about tchotchkes like that.

The Wall Street Journal sent experienced reporter Stuart Isacoff whose eagerly-awaited new book on the piano is due out in the spring.

With its deep roster of experienced reporters and computer-aided reporting expertise, The Times carefully mounted a responsible assemblage of coverage.

Much of the best reporting has been done by experienced reporters who knew Iraq before 2004.

You're right, many court jobs require experienced reporters.

Why would these be less expensive than experienced reporters and foreign correspondents?

"Experienced reporters know depending on two things - the crime and where it occurred - where to stake out a suspect.

Both Fox News and MSNBC have experienced reporters in the field who stay neutral even when their anchors let loose.

Experienced reporters usually keep their distance from such people, because their naïveté not only gets them in trouble; it can get others killed.

The man, who somehow obtained White House credentials in order to bypass security, unloaded a delusional and paranoid rant that left a room full of experienced reporters shaken.