Sentence examples for good correspondent from inspiring English sources

She is evidently a good correspondent: answers are promised within a month.

Prison can make a good correspondent of almost anyone, and, after writing to Cardona and Reta, Slater found himself drawn into an epistolary relationship of queasy intensity.

Model validation experiment shows good correspondent between the actual (96.04%) and predicted (97.28%).

In 1980, James Goldsmith, the press magnate, hired Mr. Hall as the "good life correspondent" for Now, a short-lived weekly magazine.

Glenn Horowitz, a dealer of rare books with whom I consulted, noted: "The goods your correspondent described are not books in the manner we conceive of contemporary books.

When I was in school in the 1960's, I was a not-very-good campus correspondent for The Times, a little on the lazy side, rarely willing to make the third or fourth phone call to confirm the accuracy of what I'd been told on the first one.

On a good day your correspondent may dash off a thousand words in ten minutes (admittedly not all of equal merit).

These concentrations are in a good agreement with correspondent values derived from the percolation theory for 2D and 3D lattices.

Aside from concerns about divisions within the opposition, there have also been complaints that it has failed to set out a clear programme for good government, our correspondent added.

GIO BENITEZ, ABC NEWS CORRESPONDENT: Good morning to you, George.

She was until 2000 a contributing correspondent on "Good Day New York" on WNYW-TV.