Sentence examples for for a correspondent from inspiring English sources

Word came back from Washington that a camera crew would be all right but that there wouldn't be any room for a correspondent.

I know it's not cool for a correspondent to say so — no cheering or ogling from the press box, please — but I still get a thrill out of seeing the pros in their element.

In February 1957, Dr. Pazos and his son Xavier arranged for a correspondent from The New York Times, Herbert L. Matthews, to interview and photograph Mr. Castro and his guerrillas at their hideaway in the southern Sierra Maestra.

But for a correspondent who lived in Asia in the '80s and '90s, covering its economic rise, a recent trip back to China was a revelation about how dramatically economic power itself has shifted.

"NewsHour" is also searching for a correspondent to read the day's news summary, now read by Mr. Lehrer, and anchor daily Webcasts from the newsroom in an effort to knit the program's online and broadcast presence.

For a correspondent who covered a number of Pope John Paul II's trips abroad in his later years, it was an uncannily familiar scene: the charisma, the need to touch, the patient greeting of the people, special solicitousness for the handicapped.

Ms. Goren is a journalist who was for many years a correspondent for Italian Vogue and L'Uomo Vogue.

I knew him in Sarajevo, a besieged city I covered for two years as a correspondent for The New York Times.

John Otis, CPJ's Andes correspondent for the Americas program, works as a correspondent for Time magazine and the Global Post.

He was previously a correspondent for The Boston Globe for 12 years.

ABC News said Tuesday that it had hired Susan Saulny, a national correspondent for The New York Times, to be a correspondent for the network in Washington.