Sentence examples for memorable report from inspiring English sources
After returning to England, Durham submitted his memorable report to the colonial office on Jan.
As for the more literary aspirations to write a memorable report and find "an unseemly delight" in producing a "good phrase," I leave it to you to admire that sort of thing.
He also edited in-depth projects including California's Dust Bowl, working closely with photographer Michael Robinson Chavez and reporter Diana Marcum to produce a series of memorable reports on the drought's devastating effects on residents in the Central Valley. .
She put together some memorable reports, led of course by the historic Sarah Palin interview.
Pelley's own words: His most memorable reports are "Stories in which we take this very powerful tool of 60 Minutes and we shine a light on something that others want hidden".
He said: "His work covering the Falklands War produced some of the most memorable war reporting of the last 50 years.
In a final memorable anecdote, the report describes a Florida-based admissions officer who said student loans are nothing like car payments.
When the kibitzer sees something memorable, he eagerly reports it to the press, hoping for reflected glory.
In the delightful Ms. Ballinger's most memorable monologue, she reports that people who have had near-death experiences and those who practice erotic asphyxiation describe the same phenomenon.
A far shorter-lived body, the Kerner Commission (formally known as the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders), left behind a clearer, more memorable legacy with a report warning, "Our nation is moving toward two societies, one black, one white — separate and unequal".
Both papers also report a memorable description of the man by the organiser of a spiritualist church in Crowborough, East Sussex, the Reverend Marlene Thompson, whom he attempted to seduce"like Jack Nicholson's Devil in the film The Witches of Eastwick".
