Sentence examples for journalism until the from inspiring English sources

After qualifying for the bar at Gray's Inn in 1947, Gardner continued some surreptitious journalism until the law enabled him to earn his living.

I never consciously wanted to dedicate my life to journalism until the day I snuck into my recently deceased grandfather's office.

Born in 1900, Mrs. Soria graduated from Columbia University and had a career in journalism until Arthur Judson, the powerful concert manager, hired her.

The revolution lifted the newspaper out of its lethargy, and the usefulness of journalism — until then a topic of theoretical debate — seemed manifest.

Mr. Shanbhag, an assistant professor at Harvard Medical School, said he had not heard the term citizen journalism until Thursday, but now he knows that is exactly what he was doing.

Educated at the Lycae Gallieri in Tananarive (now Antananarivo), Ranaivo worked in the information service until 1945, turned to journalism until 1952, and then returned to government work, especially in the Ministry of Education.

He went home to his mother in London and briefly tried trade journalism until a job tutoring a touring company of juvenile actors introduced him to the theatre.

This is essentially a bet that you can reconstitute to some degree the print economics online," said Jonathan Landman, who was deputy managing editor for digital journalism until 2009, when he was named culture editor.

I went back to journalism until her return to office in 1993, when as her press assistant I accompanied her on foreign visits to over 25 countries.

Students in KIPP Harmony Academy and KIPP Ujima Village Academy were put on lockdown at 9 AM, and Baltimore Police Department SWAT teams searched the building shared by the schools until they found the journalism student from the University of Maryland whose camera equipment had caused all the commotion.

But until now even Itogi would not touch the last taboo of Russian journalism: the health of the czar.