Sentence examples for journalism for work from inspiring English sources

Twice-divorced Bud has left New York journalism for work in this small town, too, and he and Frankie become involved.

We could tell this was a Gen-X movie when Lelaina went to print journalism for work, thinking it was a good career choice.

Last week, Julian Assange was awarded the Martha Gellhorn prize for journalism for his work with WikiLeaks.

Mignet gave up politics and journalism for historical work, and he was appointed keeper of the archives at the Foreign Ministry, holding this post until his resignation in 1848.

Daniel Boffey, policy editor at the Observer, the Guardian's sister paper, was shortlisted for the politics journalism prize, while Emma Graham-Harrison was shortlisted for foreign affairs journalism for her work for the Observer.

This wouldn't be the first time Frantz left journalism for government work.

Yeager was nominated for a 2007 National Magazine Award for excellence in service journalism for her work in Bicycling Magazine.

Of the six journalism prizes awarded for work unrelated to the Sept. 11 attacks, The Los Angeles Times won two, one for Barry Siegel's "haunting and humane" portrait of a Utah man tried for neglect in the death of his son, and one for editorials written by Alex Raksin and Bob Sipchen about the dilemmas presented by mentally ill homeless people.

In 1981, Mr. terHorst left journalism to work for the Ford Motor Company as Washington public affairs director.

He then worked as a reporter trainee at The Times but gave up a career in journalism to work for an advertising agency as a copywriter.

Dan Lyons, a writer on the third season of the show, was a tech reporter who left journalism to work for a startup, then got fired and wrote a memoir, "Disrupted," about the experience.