Sentence examples for first journalistic from inspiring English sources

Kenyan breakthrough It was Kenya that gave WikiLeaks its first journalistic coup.

Sandoval's blasts ignited the first journalistic stampede of the night, writers rushing for synonyms for "holy cow".

In 1828 Larra published his own newspaper, El duende satírico del día, for which he wrote his first journalistic essays.

Conrad Black is in pugnacious form in one of his first journalistic contributions since being freed from jail.

My first journalistic breaks came through: an article published in the Guardian, another in New Society, contract work at the BBC.

When Zoe Strauss went to Postville, Iowa, to take pictures for last weekend's article about the waves of immigrants that have washed through that rural Midwestern town, it was her first journalistic assignment.

The monopoly in telegraphy kept the rates high, and led to the country's first significant journalistic monopoly, the Associated Press, which had an exclusive deal with Western Union.

Now, impatient onlookers can finally see what the first major journalistic response to the government's recent media crackdown looks like.

"People who are really examining the issues closely would see CNN is doing first-rate journalistic work," Mr. Jordan said.

"When you are using third-party journalistic content," said Ken Doctor, the author of "Newsonomics" and a news industry analyst for the consulting firm Outsell, "it is so important to be clear with your readers that this is from a partner.

I think it was TS Eliot who described Chesterton's verse as "first-rate journalistic balladry" and there's no doubt that much of it, like much of his writing in general, has a mission to persuade.