Sentence examples for make a journalist from inspiring English sources

They say these days you can make a journalist.

"It's not true that a speech made by one congressman could make a journalist, who was as famous as Vladimir Herzog was at the time, go to prison," he says.

That's mostly because I make a journalist's salary while living in one of the least affordable cities in the world.

It's true, admission costs to an institution like USC would not be a "fair price to pay to learn how to type things on the Internet," but what he fails to consider is that simple knowledge of the Internet and no barriers to entry does not make a journalist.

Shy, vacant, he has the pixie ears that mark out those afflicted by foetal alcohol syndrome, the mild form of brain damage that boozing mums gift to their unborn kids so regularly out here and is easily enough to make a journalist put his camera back in his pocket.

What makes a journalist in your book?

Is it that which makes a journalist?

"It says that what makes a journalist is not the format but the function".

Usually this kind of description makes a journalist's heart sink but in this case it makes her story more intriguing.

The strike ballot was called after the corporation made a journalist at the BBC World Service take compulsory redundancy in June, a move which the NUJ called a "provocative act".

A former police detective employed by the News of the World to spy on celebrities, footballers' wives and MPs was made a "journalist" overnight to allow News International to claim they no longer employed private detectives, the Leveson Inquiry heard yesterday.