Sentence examples for got a reporter from inspiring English sources

"You've got a reporter who's won a Pulitzer for his reporting, who's covered everything from Vietnam to Afghanistan, and everyone who knows his work says he's as sharp today as he was a decade ago".

"They thought they were getting a conservative and he doesn't really fit the label, but they got a reporter and thinker instead.

First there were Reagan Democrats, then Soccer Moms; in 2002, a political consultant actually got a reporter to buy into a new demographic called Waitress Moms.

"European" is such a bad word to some in the Bush camp that a Bush strategist once got a reporter in Texas reassigned for referring to one of her boss's economic schemes as "European-style".

We've got a reporter looking at what the prospects are for consolidation or even (heaven forbid) a change in the ingredients, but in the meantime it's worth looking at this piece we carried recently by sweets expert (what a job title) Tim Richardson who thinks it could be curtains for Curly Wurly.

Once you've got a reporter's interest, follow up diligently but don't be a pest.

We've got a reporter-hero, McEvoy and top-notch cops going after a killer with literary pretensions, fertile ground for an author with Connelly's background--and he works the turf for everything he's worth.

American journalists worry that the lies are so barefaced they will get a reporter murdered.

You can certainly do it faster than CNN can get a reporter to the spot.

WABC News was also the first to get a reporter, Lisa Colagrossi, to the site for a live standup at 10 22.

While pushing to get a reporter interested in a story pitch, she would often mail stacks of research instead of relying on e-mail attachments.