Sentence examples for journalist beside from inspiring English sources

An Australian journalist beside us jockeyed for position, no doubt to ask a "foreign press" question of Mr. Cortazar, something about "political consciousness" or "agricultural subsidies" or "war".

The journalist beside me knew I had won and tried to impress on me that I really should write a speech, to which I politely but firmly said no.

"It just sounds true" says journalist beside me in court.

In February, Adlington spoke to journalists beside a Derby pool filled with paddling toddlers, where she appeared to suggest relative anonymity may suit her.

Approached by the many journalists beside the fouled beach, workers politely declined to comment.

A young Peshawar journalist sits beside me, talking in a subdued but angry way, as if someone is listening to us, about the pilotless American aircraft which now slaughter by the score – or the four score – along the Afghanistan border.

A couple of French journalists sat beside me in the Balmoor stand and unsurprisingly it was their first ever visit to the fishing town of Peterhead.

Analysts and journalists were beside themselves trying to get that call's secret access code, and guessing whether such an unprecedented event augured bad news or good.

But to Republican media-haters, the truth about journalists is beside the point.

(Beside "journalist" perhaps only the word "dancer" covers such a wide range).

Like a lot of successful salesmen, part of his secret is that he is interested in people for their own sake as well as for what they can do for him, and can study them with extraordinary concentration, solemnly placing out, beside the journalist's machine, two tape recorders of his own at the beginning of an interview.