Sentence examples for real reporter from inspiring English sources

He also hired a real reporter to sit alongside the manuscript editors, a beginner called Nigel Hawkes, who would go on to become science editor of the Times.

Real reporter Paul Adcock admitted that his character got the run around from Barmy because he was a novice in the ways of Second Life.

The man thought to be certain to soon lead one billion, three hundred million Chinese is a politician who has never been interviewed by a real reporter.

In sitting down with Baier, who is a real reporter, and criticizing Gingrich, Romney was indicating that his rules of engagement have changed.

"A real reporter could have done it in slightly less than six years and maybe covered another couple of wars in the meantime.

He is based, Mr. Kramer says, on a real romance he had with a real reporter for The New York Times who died of AIDS.

The Carpetbagger must be longing for his days as a real actual reporter.

Real reporters are eager to do some actual old-fashioned reporting, especially if it corresponds to the shady narrative that some have attempted to stick on Hillary.

The real reporters in Tampa would rather be covering Isaac.

Real reporters do not reveal their sources, after all.

These candidates and others often fashion their campaigns to avoid real reporters (and sometimes real voters).