Sentence examples for fellow correspondents from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wallace fought his fellow correspondents for stories and airtime.

Condolences have poured in across social media from friends and fellow correspondents, remembering Foley's contagious smile and tireless enthusiasm.

On "Sunday Night Football," he was demoted from the studio to the sidelines, and on "Today" he struggled for airtime and reportedly clashed with his fellow correspondents.

"I get to be a part of that as the host and a face, sharing that space with my fellow correspondents".

Betsy Bashore, who carries a 1938 Argus C3 into battle, said her fellow correspondents' handiwork "gives you an opportunity to see through a World War II lens".

Her reports from locations such as North Korea, Burma, Zimbabwe and Syria, often filmed with little or no support, earned her widespread respect among fellow correspondents.

"Mike loved the unpredictability and rhythm of Africa," said John Darnton, a former fellow correspondent with The Times.

On the way, he stopped to phone a fellow correspondent, Dan Rather, who was covering the president's motorcade.

Days later, a fellow correspondent on an Internet mailing list focusing on music (among other things) mentioned a Web-address file named HOSTS.

Mr. Scharpling was to report on the best and worst pizza joints from Fort Lee to Barnegat alongside his fellow correspondent, Bruce Springsteen.

How can you maintain objectivity in such a climate, he asked a fellow correspondent, who insisted that if you opposed the war, you lost your objectivity.