Sentence examples for provincial correspondent from inspiring English sources

When a provincial correspondent speaks on TV of the marvels of a battery factory -- without mentioning how many are actually being produced -- we watch, laugh, and say to ourselves: "This is in the worst style of Cuba Magazine".

Rationing is still deeply suspect; this correspondent was in a provincial town in Oriente when shoe rationing began and the streets were made impassable by the queues of women outside any shop with a boot in its window.

In France most of science was controlled by the Paris Academy of Sciences, and Guyton, as a provincial, had been elected only to the subsidiary rank of correspondent (1772).

Correspondents say the advance is the most serious threat to a provincial capital in years.

Provincial governments favour provincial retailers.

Either requires provincial approval.

What makes you provincial?

It overwhelms provincial governments.

French Provincial, you know".

Hellman found him provincial.

Times correspondent".