Sentence examples for lead journalist from inspiring English sources

Take the lead journalist, Jerome Corsie.

A native of Kentucky, Canedy was a lead journalist on How Race Is Lived in America, a Times series that won the Pulitzer Prize for national reporting in 2001.

And one of the last things to go was an affair between Cal McAffrey, the lead journalist and a friend of the accused member of Parliament, and the M.P.'s wife.

Newspaper columnists are expected to express a point of view, but when nearly one-third of a lead journalist's work is spent supporting one proposed ordinance, an impression is made with readers, said James R. Bettinger, director of the John S. Knight Fellowships for Professional Journalists at Stanford.

Sometimes pursuit of the truth will lead journalists to deploy subterfuge.

It can lead journalists to ignore and mischaracterize facts as they try to fit them into the story".

Pursuing this story led journalist Peter Oborne to resign his job as Chief Political commentator of the Daily Telegraph: the paper had refused to publish an article he had written which was critical of HSBC's decision.

Her passionate advocacy for the right of contemporary middle-class women to a solid education in housekeeping has led journalist and writer Ingrid Ärlemalm to describe Rückerschöld as a "cautious feminist".

The output of the prejudices, combined with the tales of Bond's actions, led journalist Yuri Zhukov to write an article in 1965 for the Soviet daily newspaper Pravda, describing Bond's values: Black does not consider Bond to be the unthinking wild beast Zhukov writes about, however.

Thousands of people, led by leading journalists, attended a rally to denounce violence and intimidation of the media.

Leading journalists travel to countries such as Israel on sponsored freebies.