Sentence examples for or correspondent from inspiring English sources
No title, like "contributor" or "correspondent," showed up on the screen.
Whether as dramatist, historian, reformer, poet, storyteller, philosopher, or correspondent, for 60 years he remained an intellectual leader in France.
The screens will either display separate bits of information or a single image, while an anchor or correspondent addresses viewers.
But they believe that the larger problem is that companies too often rely on the representations of mortgage brokers or correspondent bankers without seeking independent verification.
Vivid pictures from one fixed position in a battle of no great consequence could overwhelm any context given by an anchor or correspondent.
In a typical transaction for a security listed on the New York Stock Exchange, a customer gives an order to an employee in a branch or correspondent office of a member firm, who transmits it either indirectly through the firm's New York office or, as is becoming increasingly common, directly to a receiving clerk on the floor of the exchange.
-Who presents each of the news stories (anchors, reporters or correspondents, experts, citizens, etc).? -In what ways does the anchor represent the public and its need to know?
"We certainly do not have anyone on the staff whose job it is to write something like that for one of our anchors or correspondents," she said.
First, comedy writers earn a lot less than senior producers or correspondents on a network evening news show.
The bird is described, with its distribution and behaviour, often with extensive quotations from printed sources or correspondents.
Edwards has shared that he would want to work at a vineyard or winery, or be a sports radio host or travel correspondent for a publication if he were not a conductor.
