Sentence examples for for their sources from inspiring English sources

Millar said he visited Macedonia this week as part of a European Union mission and asked journalists whether they had protection for their sources.

All of these are laced with familiarity with, and often affection for, their sources; long gone, however, is the deference once associated with cinema, the sense that it is an exclusive realm reserved for glamorous stars or expert technicians.

"This, of course, can become dangerous, if it leads reporters to write for their sources rather than for the broader public," one editor said to me, but "that sometimes happens".

Jim George, a media lawyer, said the Leggett case was the latest in a trend of court rulings narrowing any protections journalists might believe they have for their sources.

The Justice Ministry in January asked Parliament to approve a draft bill that "aims to provide journalists with protection for their sources," according to a letter accompanying it on the parliamentary Web site.

(The compositions, by Martin's brother Lars Horntveth, are dense but often wet with admiration for their sources; one of the newer pieces, "Toccata," contains the kind of exact Philip Glass grammar that constitutes a problem outside a Philip Glass cover band).

You look for their source, which is none other than the ham itself, now beginning to resemble a severed head.

As his relevance increases so does the insatiable yearning for their source to yield more. Hence the constant referencing.

She is an average girl, with a guy best friend and her mum works at a shop for their source of income.

It is also worth noting that Mr. Marclay's paintings have another interesting art history connection, for their source image is the same found photograph that Andy Warhol used in the 1960s to create his famous "Electric Chair" screenprints and paintings.

As it is, there's precious little evidence that those responsible for the production, at the King's Head Theatre in North London through Sept. 1, share any feeling or empathy for their source material.