Sentence examples for extraordinary access from inspiring English sources

In the N.B.A., courtside reporters are permitted extraordinary access.

But such tasks, the prosecutors showed, provided extraordinary access.

One is The Times's extraordinary access to decision makers.

Avedon gave extraordinary access for four days and was extremely generous.

To get those pictures he insisted on extraordinary access, and usually got it.

What the films share is extraordinary access to one of history's longtime dictators.

The director and his crew were given extraordinary access to the subway system.

The US science adviser carries the weight of a mythology of extraordinary access to the president.

Rappo's endorsement — she was the godmother of Rybolovlev's younger daughter, Anna — helped give Bouvier extraordinary access to the family.

One explanation for his extraordinary access is his obvious professionalism, a quality very much apparent on the page.

Isaacson, despite extraordinary access to his subject, never forgot that his audience was the reader, not Jobs and family.