Sentence examples for general correspondent from inspiring English sources

As a general correspondent, she won accolades from some quarters for her 2006 coverage of a scandal at Duke University, wherein white members of its lacrosse team were accused of sexual assault by a young black woman hired as a dancer for a private party.

These are arranged alphabetically within "General Correspondence". Because some of the correspondents are people of note, this finding aid includes a list of correspondents found within the "General Correspondents" folders.

As many of Thompson's colleagues and former students are themselves prominent scholars, the series is arranged alphabetically by correspondent, with general correspondence arranged chronologically at the end.

General correspondence is filed alphabetically by the name of the correspondent Corporate correspondent names are used for most periodicals, newspapers, publishing houses and some organizations.

General correspondence is organized into chronological increments of years, then alphabetically by correspondent.

Davis joined the BBC in 1993 as a general economics correspondent for news programmes.

He was also a general news correspondent for the American media, a member of the Association of American Correspondents in London and a London broadcast station news director.

This is in line with the dynamics toward general 'attractors' correspondent to different cell kinds and influencing the entire transcriptome as demonstrated in the case of blood cell differentiation [ 1, 19].

The two-term Congress government - which has been hit by corruption allegations and claims of inaction - is expected to face a tough general election, correspondents say.

The Emil Julius Gumbel Papers consist primarily of general personal correspondence arranged alphabetically by correspondent, including in most cases a copy of Gumbel's reply.

All the gun people were there: generals, defence correspondents and foreign military attaches.