Sentence examples for reporter's idea from inspiring English sources

It is perhaps not every reporter's idea of a good time, but I can honestly say that covering the Stafford Hospital public inquiry was one of the most fascinating and memorable years of my life.

Kim later allegedly told the FBI that it was "the Reporter's idea to use covert e-mail communications as a means of compartmentalizing the information and a way for Mr. Kim to 'feel comfortable talking,'" according to the FBI search warrant affidavit.

Reporting on the entertainment business is one of the most bewildering tasks in journalism: no one talks, or people want a favor first, or they suddenly become very curious about the reporter's ideas for a screenplay — and even then the unburdening is selective, always with an eye toward concealing the truth.

Mr. Chiasson's mother told reporters that her son's idea of a fun weekend was to return to his hometown, Portland, Me., to attend church.

Ian Ventham, the chairman of the parish council, told reporters, "It was my wife's idea to carve it out of stone.

That older women, perhaps, don't look like one's idea of a reporter, just as Marin Alsop does not resemble one's idea of a conductor.

Never mind that I stand out as a phony among phonies, looking less like anyone's idea of a reporter than all the faux scribes from Central Casting surrounding me.

White House officials said it was Mr. Bush's idea to invite reporters in for an informal "pen and pad" briefing, without television cameras, something the White House has not done before.

PHOTOS: Celebrities by The Times Among those responding online to the announcement was L.A. Times film critic Kenneth Turan, who asked, "Is this film necessary?" The Hollywood Reporter's awards writer Scott Feinberg declared the idea "a disgrace to Jimmy Stewart's memory".

This gave a Daily News reporter an idea for a Joke.

The Hollywood Reporter's Ray Richmond said "In hindsight, this live thing proved a good idea".