Sentence examples for lead correspondents from inspiring English sources

Asked to explain his readers' longstanding interest in the vice president, Chad Nackers, who is sports editor of The Onion and one of its lead correspondents on the Biden beat, said of Mr. Biden in a telephone interview: "He doesn't really hide behind this façade, whatsoever.

Dan Balz, who has been playing the same lead correspondent role on presidential campaigns for the Washington Post since I was a very young operative, i.e., back before anyone had heard of Madonna, writes that Trump couldn't be doing any worse if he tried.

Cantillon then became involved in the banking industry working for a cousin, who at that time was lead-correspondent of the Parisian branch of a family bank.

The studio to which he was trying to lead your correspondent seemed to have disappeared.

JODI WILGOREN has been the lead Times correspondent on Howard Dean's campaign plane since last summer.

Mr. Kaplan said Ms. Couric would compile 8 to 10 reports, backed by 4 or 5 reports from the lead CBS correspondent in Iraq, Lara Logan.

And they will now be able to press large polluters like China and India to follow Europe's lead, our correspondent adds.

At the start of the war, NBC had four teams embedded with military units, led by correspondents Kerry Sanders, Chip Reid, Dana Lewis and David Bloom.

That led to a position as the lead Television Correspondent with Racialicious.com (the foremost blog about the intersection of race and pop culture on the web) beginning in 2011.

With increased softening, more volatile matter trapped within the mass led to correspondent dilatation.

Leading defence correspondent Alex Fishman, who works for Israel's biggest circulation newspaper, Yedioth Ahronoth, says the offensive does not come out of the blue.