Sentence examples for regular correspondents from inspiring English sources

CNN's regular correspondents often appear during the first half hour, but not always comfortably.

They allow you to import the names in your e-mail address book so that all your regular correspondents are already on the approved list.

One of the more regular correspondents to the club was an Everton fan, who'd send in an abusive screed each time Albion were due to play on Merseyside.

His regular correspondents included Tennyson and Christina Rossetti; Dodgson wrote familiarly to Lord Salisbury when he was Prime Minister, giving him worldly counsel on the Irish question.

In my e-mail later that afternoon, I received pretty much the same message from Robert Bott, a 66-year-old writer and a veteran cycle tourist from Calgary, Alberta, who has become one of my regular correspondents.

These are regular correspondents who have previously eagerly debated the whys and wherefores of gladiator sandals, but even for them the knife-edge importance of whether or not you tuck your shirt in is a bridge too far.

Virginia Woolf was indeed a great friend and regular correspondent of his.

Fénelon, having found in her teachings the answers to some of his own spiritual dilemmas, became her regular correspondent.

Stephanopoulos soon began appearing as a regular correspondent on various ABC news programs, including Good Morning America and World News Tonight.

In 1920 she traveled to Europe and began submitting dispatches to The New York Times; in 1922 she became a regular correspondent.

Ms. Grubman will file dispatches from the Hamptons over the Fourth of July weekend, and if all goes well, she will become a regular correspondent, the station manager said.