Sentence examples for going back to journalism from inspiring English sources
He is going back to journalism.
If you are not re-elected to parliament, what job would you like to do? Go back to journalism.
Miklós, who eventually fell out of love with communism, went back to journalism; Ágnes became a secretary.
I went back to journalism until her return to office in 1993, when as her press assistant I accompanied her on foreign visits to over 25 countries.
After the White House, he may have gone back to journalism, perhaps as a publisher.
I was a news junkie and had gone back to journalism school when my children were young.
"Personalisation and a kind of focus on the individual has been a very longstanding tradition in journalism, certainly going back to the mid-1800s," says Dr Harry Browne, Professor of Journalism at the Dublin Institute of Technology.
So he's going back to what he got into journalism to do in the first place: reporting.
Charlie Hebdo is part of a venerable tradition in French journalism going back to the scandal sheets that denounced Marie-Antoinette in the run-up to the French Revolution.
The BBC's Hugh Schofield in Paris says Charlie Hebdo is part of a venerable tradition in French journalism going back to the scandal sheets that denounced Marie-Antoinette in the run-up to the French Revolution.
