Sentence examples for noted journalist from inspiring English sources

Beloved friend, noted journalist and historian and fluent in four languages.

"Txiki is a very smart man who knows football and has the capability and experience to manage projects of this magnitude, and Pellegrini is a technician who has always been characterised by building teams which play good football," noted journalist Masnou, adding that City's rapid development has not gone unnoticed in Spain.

She spends more time with Ramakanth and sensing their affair as a sensational news, noted journalist Naila (Anju Mahendru) criticises Silk for dating both brothers.

The noted journalist Bill Moyers has nicely summarized this vision: "Once Israel has occupied the rest of its 'biblical lands,' legions of the Antichrist will attack it, triggering a final showdown in the valley of Armageddon.

Acclaimed photographer Tom Mangelsen and noted journalist Todd Wilkinson just released the book Grizzlies of Pilgrim Creek, which is memoir of sorts of one of the most famous grizzly bears in the Lower 48.

Noted journalist who loved to cook, travel and enjoy the arts.

But, the study noted, journalists offered no evidence for their statements or cited the work of other journalists about one-quarter of the time that they made assertions about the candidates' characters.

Last month, at the White House Correspondents Dinner, President Obama jokingly called out noted "journalists" in the room - Mark Ruffalo, Rachel McAdams, and Liev Schreiber -- who played investigative reporters in the film Spotlight.

As the recent Committee to Protect Journalists report on U.S. press freedom noted, "Journalists from other countries pointed out that hostility by the U.S. government to the news media can be damaging to press freedom elsewhere".

The Menton Media Med at the Palais de l'Europe was organized by the Club de la Presse Méditerranée 06, with support from Sciences Po, an Ivy League-type French university that has graduated noted journalists and politicians, and the city of Menton.

Or it could be that as Ms. Malmendier notes, journalists are simply very good at picking people who are going to underperform.