Sentence examples for fighter journalist from inspiring English sources

Deciding to become a police officer is a choice similar to deciding to become a doctor, lawyer, fire fighter, journalist, make up artist, hair stylist, reporter, politician or any of the millions of other professions that exist.

Because it is said that one man's terrorist is another man's "freedom fighter," journalists have reached out for other nouns, like guerrilla, militant or paramilitary.

The photographer, who had covered the rebel advance with his colleague Ms. Colvin, recalled that a lot of snapshots were being taken at that moment, by fighters and journalists who were "elated to be alive".

Soon after the first fighters and journalists entered Kirkuk, Kurds who had been terrorized by the Hussein government rushed into the city and began looting government offices, businesses and homes.

She was born and raised in La Canada, California, by Frances (O'Shea), a homemaker, and Cleaves A. Jones, a decorated WWI fighter pilot and journalist for the Los Angeles Times.

"Awlaki", a 27-year-old British Pakistani fighter, told the journalist he hated the UK and joked about the group beheading its enemies.

At the age of 85, Hentoff is a radical in the best sense of the word -- a true freedom fighter and warrior journalist with a deep-seated intolerance of injustice.

Even at the ripe age of 88, Hentoff is a radical in the best sense of the word, a feisty, fiercely loyal, inveterate freedom fighter and warrior journalist with a deep-seated intolerance of injustice and a well-deserved reputation for being one of the nation's most respected, controversial and uncompromising writers.