Sentence examples for regular reporter from inspiring English sources

The mayor is my most regular reporter on street homeless individuals.

She fronts the Guardian's Ask Lucy videos and is a regular reporter on BBC's The One Show.

Supermarket executives said yesterday that when they were called by the freelancer who wrote the advertorial, they thought she might be a regular reporter.

She quickly established herself as a regular reporter, and has now made countless topical, current affairs and eco related films for the show and appears regularly in studio.

"What everyone wants to know – how on earth did this happen?" Maitland, a regular reporter on ITV's Tonight programme, has been a journalist for 30 years, but believes drama can in some cases be more effective in telling the true story than current affairs television.

Jennifer stated that Rex is not a "regular reporter," but rather a freelancer, and at the CBC, freelancers "have more freedom to express their views in ways that full-time journalists at CBC News do not".

Even regular reporters noticed that the factory in question closed under, yes, George W. Bush — a fact Romney failed to mention, although his campaign scrambled to cover for him afterwards.

By Menachem Kaiser June 11 , 2009 Yesterday Ha'aretz — Israel's oldest newspaper — sent home all of its regular reporters and contributors, and replaced them with famous literary scribes.

Yesterday, Ha'aretz — Israel's oldest newspaper — sent home all of its regular reporters and contributors, and replaced them with famous literary scribes.

And, parochially, they tend to focus on America, largely ignoring hedge funds in Europe and Asia.Life is further complicated because many funds are not regular reporters of performance, while others switch from one hot investment strategy to another.

When asked about his comment that the Jets' coach, presumably Edwards, had shown disrespect to the Patriots' defense (something none of the regular reporters could recall Edwards as saying), he was evasive.