Sentence examples for reporter's office from inspiring English sources

Designed to show visitors how the newspaper would have operated in around 1913, the life-size exhibit includes a distribution office, reporter's office, stationery shop and fully working printing press.

According to Fagan's article, which over the years has become solid lore in Portland, the reporter's office window looked out over a roadway where the city had long ago dug a hole to put up a lamppost but forgotten it and left it to sprout weeds.

Early court records, she goes on, "were rife with textual errors, corrections and revisions" — not least because the clerk's and reporter's offices were a far cry from the professional operations they are today.

Nonetheless, on Wednesday, in a statement e-mailed to reporters, Mr. Karzai's office left little doubt that the president believed that international forces had committed a serious crime against civilians, portraying an episode that, if substantiated, would make the deaths some of the most egregious of the war.

In October, an Associated Press reporter asked Mrs. Bush's office about a bandage seen on her shin at a campaign event; her office said it was covering a sore.

In sum, the Herald reporter says, "Rubio's office has told both the Washington Post, the St. Petersburg Times and The Miami Herald that his parents came to the United States prior to Castro taking power.

Last Monday afternoon, a Tampa-area newspapereporterer called Detzner's office to check on the status of allegations against Strategic Allied Consulting, according to Martínez of NCLR.

"He's Paul Volcker, Seligg said to a group of reporters at baseball's office.

He had left the clubhouse by the time reporters exited Manuel's office.

As reporters left Valentine's office, Piazza was standing in front of his locker and trying to explain the unexplainable.

The speech, which hinted at a possible response, was closed to reporters, but Mr. Lieberman's office issued a statement afterward with a partial text of what he said.