Sentence examples for have correspondents from inspiring English sources

Only two Japanese newspapers, Asahi and Mainichi, have correspondents in Iraq.

The network will have correspondents reporting from Terre Haute as well.

But as late as 1954, Mr. Cloud said, Mr. Mickelson's efforts to have correspondents use TV cameras were rebuffed.

"And now the view from Denmark," Walter Cronkite would say, at around three in the morning back in the day when moon shots and wars (and assassinations, too) would entangle the planet, and the networks were still proud to have correspondents all over it.

By Adam Gopnik February 6 , 2012"And now the view from Denmark," Walter Cronkite would say, at around three in the morning back in the day when moon shots and wars (and assassinations, too) would entangle the planet, and the networks were still proud to have correspondents all over it.

While we have correspondents stationed in Istanbul and Beijing, what distinguishes The WorldPost are the "global first person voices" that are our blog contributors.

Casas often have correspondent relationships with U.S. banks and are widely used by Mexicans working in the U.S. to remit funds to families back home.

It has correspondents in Europe & So.

CNN, of course, has correspondents and bureaus around the world.

Both "Today" and "Good Morning America" have had correspondents reporting live from Rhinebeck this week.

She was surprised, as she did not recall having correspondents there.