Sentence examples for read journalists from inspiring English sources

Hywood said cuts to the high-cost "legacy business" of newspapers – for that read journalists – had improved the bottom line.

And that will leave Mr Reid and his ministers free to concentrate on the things that interest them.Among them, it appears, are legislating and responding swiftly to public (for which, read journalists') concerns.

The other part was much harder to cast because, I say this with all respect to your profession, people sort of want to read journalists as craven and manipulative, and Finkel although I like Jonah Hill has a genuine political agenda in many ways.

The other part was much harder to cast because, I say this with all respect to your profession, people sort of want to read journalists as craven and manipulative, and Finkel – although I like Jonah Hill – has a genuine political agenda in many ways.

King Features launched Pegler as "the most influential and widely read journalist in the country".

If you want to study the case that arguably started that modern phenomenon, read journalist Matt Bai's new book, All the Truth is Out, about how the press in 1987 staked out the home of Democratic presidential candidate Gary Hart and discovered – gasp – that he was seeing a woman other than his wife.

Beinstein traces his own fixation on the kingdom to May 2015, when he first read journalist Gerald Posner's Secrets of the Kingdom, an indictment of the U.S.-Saudi partnership that explores hundreds of alleged Saudi misdeeds, including ties to 9/11.

I do, however, like reading journalists' memoirs, which is how I landed on The Taliban Shuffle.

It's well worth reading journalist Dexter Filkins' lengthy investigation of this problem in 2008.

Perhaps it's better to just spend life alone reading journalist tweets and going to the world's loneliest place: Virgin Active.

Go read what journalists were writing eight months ago, see what they were saying: 'Oh, why Trump will be out by August'; 'Why Trump will fall out by September'.