Sentence examples for reporter advice from inspiring English sources

Abase revealed her role as an active recruiter for Isis, giving the reporter advice of how to travel to Syria, how to conceal the plan to their parents in the UK, and of what conditions to give to a jihadist before becoming their wife.

While Western forests burn through late summer, it occurred to me as a former Senior National Wildfire Correspondent that it might be helpful to offer fellow television reporters advice and instruction on how to cover wildland fire.

She also said in the interview that she had "no intention of not staying in the race," and then asked a reporter for advice about what she should do about her candidacy.

The reporter: "Any advice for me?" Jackie: "Don't marry the president..

Ten days later, Trudeau held a press conference in Montreal where he was asked a tough question by a reporter regarding advice given by the Liberal Party's national campaign co-chairman to the oil and gas industry on how to successfully lobby a Trudeau government.

Joëlle Milquet, the minister of education, told reporters the advice was "preventative".

A reporter took the advice to heart, but felt compelled to seek out a few more confrontations.

"Wait — what did you just say?", the president asked after a reporter solicited his advice for Americans facing that price, which was predicted by many analysts.

"The thinktank route is a very good one," said ex-minister Patricia Hewitt to undercover reporters seeking lobbying advice.

This is to say nothing of the informal advice reporters have given to presidents over the years, including to FDR, JFK and even through Bill Clinton.

Israeli officials have said Hamas was using journalists and their operations as "human shields," and a press officer for the Israeli Defense Force warned in a Twitter post that reporters should be wary of the company they keep: "Advice to reporters in #Gaza, just like any person in Gaza: For your own safety, stay away from #Hamas positions and operatives".