Now granted, this is just one review, and Aint It Cool's (often amateur) correspondents are typically not averse to the odd dash of hyperbole.
Often, my correspondents would offer up deeply personal experiences of their own.
Byron was a witty, often hilarious correspondent.
All too often, your correspondent has found himself going to Fry's for a $7 cable, only to come out with a new motherboard that was on special offer, plus a further eight-gigabytes of memory—happily handing over $150 or more for the pleasure in store.
Casas often have correspondent relationships with U.S. banks and are widely used by Mexicans working in the U.S. to remit funds to families back home.
CNN's regular correspondents often appear during the first half hour, but not always comfortably.
At the heart of his success was the magazine's unusual, but popular, editorial mission: Soldier of Fortune's foreign correspondents often do not simply report from trouble spots, they join the fight.
Rather, he said, the style that served her so well in cable, where correspondents often report live from a scene, does not work in broadcast news, and he is giving her a chance to prove herself in the major leagues.
Hildegard of Bingen, the twelfth-century German abbess, poet, and composer, was a learned person, and corresponded with highly placed churchmen, but since, in her letters, she described elaborate visions — she heard voices, saw white lights and black abysses — her correspondents often made fun of her behind her back.
However, the vast majority of those that made it on air were carefully screened and often came via correspondents sent out to the field – in one case to the construction site of Russia's new cosmodrome, where workers have been on hunger strike for not receiving their salaries.
