Sentence examples for pool of journalists from inspiring English sources

Every president and president-elect in recent memory has travelled with a pool of journalists.

A small pool of journalists was brought along on condition that they not report on the trip until the president landed in Afghanistan.

And these guys" — meaning the pool of journalists hanging over the table, straining to hear his words – "played it like Biden's pretending to be Greek".

The meeting was intended to be closed to the press, but White House staffers soon ushered in a pool of journalists to capture the exchanges.

Pool spray is the term for an event where a representative pool of journalists is brought in to record the president meeting with a foreign leader or discussing a policy initiative.

All of the current nine attended two law schools; their clerks mainly come from seven law schools; cases are argued by a shrinking number of highly skilled oral advocates; a shrinking pool of journalists cover the arguments.

Some have cast their eye further afield than the pool of mainstream journalists past and present.

As a pool of television journalists listened for details of the leaders' meeting, Mr. Obama leaned in to deliver private assurances to Mr. Medvedev.

As a pool of television journalists gathered for a news conference on the leaders' meeting, Mr. Obama leaned in to deliver private assurances to Mr. Medvedev.

His only extensive remarks came in a news conference with a pool of Kremlin journalists in which he appeared uncomfortable, uncertain and angry at times.

City University London randomly selected a pool of 8,000 journalists working across broadcast, print and digital in local, regional and national news organisations in the UK.