Sentence examples for journalism for three from inspiring English sources
The court ordered him imprisoned for a year and barred him from working in journalism for three years, but Mr. Javanfekr had a few weeks to appeal the punishment.
In his late teens, he and a friend had an afternoon slot playing records on a radio station, and after he earned doctorates in both civil law and social science (Castro was a law school classmate), as well as studied journalism for three years, he wound up practicing law and running a record store in Havana with his wife.
"The (journalism) career ladder has broken," says Stephens, who has taught journalism for three decades.
Following classes in photography and journalism, for three years I became a photographer and "cub reporter" for the student newspaper, Coast Report.
I worked in fashion journalism for eight years.
He has been writing and editing narrative journalism for eight years, four at the helm of DoR.
He was a Walter Bagehot Fellow in economics and business journalism for two terms at Columbia University, where he earned an M.B.A. degree in 1982.
For 35 miles, Mr. Hvastija, who studied journalism for two years before deciding to concentrate on cycling, was alone ahead of the pack, with his yellow team jersey there for everybody to see.
In the face of a controversy that's dominated science journalism for four months, the board of the ABSW has simply brushed away serious complaints and refused to implement its own procedures.
Mr. Tow, a former chief executive of Citizens Communications, and Century Communications, said he decided to fund journalism for two reasons: he was worried about the industry, and, as a native of Brooklyn and a graduate of Columbia, he was annoyed that an Internet institute at Harvard seemed to dominate new media.
Brooks has combined her government and academic work with a successful career in journalism: for four years, she wrote a popular weekly opinion column on US politics and foreign policy for the Los Angeles Times, and she currently writes a regular column on war, politics and the military for Foreign Policy magazine.
