Sentence examples for main correspondents from inspiring English sources

The closest readers of Glassdoor — and the moderators' main correspondents — are employers.

Walpole was a prolific letter writer, and he explained to one of his main correspondents that he had based the word on the title of a fairy tale, The Three Princes of Serendip.

"Unfortunately, Leslie Buckley attempted to influence and interfere with editorial coverage of our titles, particularly in relation to Sam Smyth's position as one of our main correspondents on the Moriarty tribunal [into the award of the mobile licence]," O'Reilly told his paper on Sunday.

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The main thing this week (*1) is that Someone Allegedly Shagged Someone Else on a Ryanair Flight to Ibiza, and as VICE's main correspondent on things going wrong on airplanes, it is my duty to pick it apart as content, and theorise as to whether we, too, would also shag someone on a Ryanair flight to Ibiza.

The newspaper's main war correspondent was David Woodward, one of three British war correspondents landed in France from the air.

Steinitz was the main chess correspondent of the The Field (in London) from 1872 to 1882, and used this to present his ideas about chess strategy.

Sir, Your correspondents' main assertion is that our estimate of lead time in breast screening is too large due to the inclusion of all breast cancer cases in its estimation and that as a consequence our estimate of overdiagnosis is too small.

The main task of the correspondent was to produce articles showing the heroism of the Soviet soldiers.

Asked if the ads, which began running in July, were aimed at the 45-year-old Mr. Williams, a former White House correspondent whose main experience as an anchor is on NBC's cable channels, Mr. Banner said, "You can read into it whatever you want".

One for the live position and my main camera for our correspondent.