Sentence examples for paper journalist from inspiring English sources
In his history of the paper, journalist Chalmers Roberts called Mr. Estabrook an "indefatigable worker, a human vacuum cleaner in conducting interviews at home and abroad". Yet, as Roberts wrote, he was a victim of Graham's mercurial disposition.
But perhaps the oddest thing was that - surrounded by countless industry types and hangers-on - he'd suddenly latched onto a struggling regional music paper journalist and a market tradesman, and treated us like people he'd known all his life.
The information about the News of the World story on the night of publication was known to only a handful of Sunday paper journalists.
And, as if coping with those business problems were not enough, Trinity Mirror also faces a substantial bill for the misbehaviour of its former national paper journalists, who were responsible for intercepting the voicemail messages of a host of celebrities.
Photojournalist Linda Davidson, video journalist Jason Aldag and I, a pen-and-paper journalist, will be reporting from here over the next week, covering the preparations for the party congress and hopefully the congress itself.
The New York Times Knowledge Network involves the papers journalist in teaching.
Last week's murder of Panama Papers journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia in the tax haven of Malta is just the latest violent reminder of this.
But most crimes are not even reported in the local papers: journalists censor themselves to stay alive and drug cartels dictate press coverage.
In return for writing some stories for their papers, journalists were traditionally given considerable leeway: to be eccentric, to be drunk, to go awol, to sulk, to fight.
The papers' journalists, advertising and sales staff and other workers moved to new offices near Fort Dunlop in 2008 to join the presses which had already moved there.
Litigants have advantages that the Panama Papers journalists do not, including access to database schemas, and people with understanding of the source data.
