Sentence examples for first started reporting from inspiring English sources

She made herself a character on the page when she first started reporting heavily, in the mid-'60s, ostensibly to let readers know "where the reporter was standing" — yet elsewhere has described shaping the "I" in her writing through shrewd craft.

The difference with the late 1990s, when I first started reporting on Muslim extremism while working in Afghanistan and Pakistan, is immense.

When I first started reporting from Washington, in 1988, I used to stand by the A.P. and Reuters ticker-tape machines waiting for them to spew out the latest news from the White House or the State Department.

When I first started reporting on the theft, for instance, the museum's director, Anne Hawley, suggested that she had not always been satisfied with the bureau's commitment to the case.

When she first started reporting on "opioids" the newspaper felt it necessary to define the word for readers.

When I first started reporting, the best piece of advice I got from my editor was just four words long: Keep it simple, stupid.

The first wave started reporting in October 2007 and ended in September 2009.

Against this backdrop, investors were looking for signs of hope from major U.S. companies, many of which started reporting third-quarter earnings this week, and from economic data.

In 1995, local newspapers started reporting the first weddings of couples who, they revealed with breathless amazement, "ACTUALLY MET ON THE INTERNET!".

Mr. Stern, who is 34 and was finishing fifth grade when Mr. Wermiel started reporting, had just returned from a honeymoon and seemed bursting with energy.

In some cases, brokers say, Starbucks misjudged the risks of putting stores close to each other, leading to the decline in same-store sales that the company started reporting for the first time in its history this year.