Sentence examples for large told from inspiring English sources

Opposition figures and activists still at large told the Guardian they would not consider meetings until the violence stopped.

Sylvie Kauffmann, the first, and only, woman to edit Le Monde (she is now its editor at large), told me, "Women here?

"You need a certain kind of humility to survive in fashion," André Leon Talley, a Vogue editor at large, told me at the Michael Kors show on Wednesday.

When Mr. Doonan — man of mirth and letters, husband of the designer Jonathan Adler and longstanding éminence rose at Barneys New York (where he bears the title "creative ambassador at large") — told his close friend Lizzie that "everyone is wearing fishnets," she told him, "You are hallucinating".

Moreover, a senior officer in a borough where the numbers of households affected by housing benefit caps are very large told me late last year that the 'transitional arrangements' - Boris had already lobbied for in partnership with London Councils had made a difference.

"I supported Michael [Brown], but not this time," former D.C. Councilmember William Lightfoot (I-At Large) told the Post.

REPORTER AT LARGE tells about the announced execution of Mrs. Liu, a general's wife.

The New Yorker, January 22 , 1944P. 42 REPORTER AT LARGE tells about the announced execution of Mrs. Liu, a general's wife.

Freddie Leong, a former Columbia University student acted as guide to correspondent during his visit… REPORTER AT LARGE tells about the announced execution of Mrs. Liu, a general's wife.

By Ernest O. Hauser The New Yorker, January 22 , 1944P. 42 REPORTER AT LARGE tells about the announced execution of Mrs. Liu, a general's wife.

The New Yorker, December 4, 1926 P. 44 REPORTER AT LARGE tells about the National Broadcasting Company's fifty-thousand-dollar entertainment to celebrate its own birthday.