Sentence examples for reporter cited from inspiring English sources

A few days later, Tamar Lewin, The New York Times's higher education reporter, cited a new report saying that the average U.S. college or university student is walking off the graduation stage $26,500 in debt.

The reporter cited is Brian Wingfield, not Bryan.

One reporter cited Mr. Kerry's famous query in 1971, upon returning from Vietnam, about how the country could ask men "to die for a mistake," and asked whether he believed that is happening now in Iraq.

"The Palestinian side is conducting negotiations insincerely and is not willing to negotiate in a serious and practical manner for a permanent peace between us," an Israeli reporter cited as a direct quotation from the letter.

But The Hollywood Reporter cited a spokesman for the studio, whose name was not given, who said the pirated trailer was probably recorded in an American theater showing "The Hangover Part II," during which "The Dragon Tattoo" trailer was shown over the weekend.

The Hollywood Reporter cited several actors who recently received Oscar nominations without being nominated for a SAG Award, including Gary Oldman (for "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Rooney Marara ("The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo") and Max von Sydow ("Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close").

An exclusive report in The Hollywood Reporter citing sources close to Warner Bros. indicates that Cavill is parting with the company.

Reporter cites opinions expressed in their testimony & how Ryan chaired the hearings.

"[Kelly] did exactly what he was paid for," Johnson told the Reporter, citing a guarantee of at least $40,000£25,00000).

The suit, which was posted on the Web site of The Hollywood Reporter, cites the technical failures that plagued his show and other examples of unprofessional work.

Walled and gated developments like the Onteora Club, Elka Park and Twilight Park were more than the "elegant private communities" your reporter cites near Tannersville.