Sentence examples for reporter entry from inspiring English sources

The present owners, who granted this reporter entry only on condition that they not be identified, bought the town house nine months ago and renovated it for the second time in five years, relining fireplaces, redoing doors with French polish and stripping off recent layers of paint.

It is outrageous that the Saudi government has refused to allow a White House reporter entry to the country to cover this week's visit of President Barack Obama.

A mere decade later, while he worked as a reporter, came entry into the big leagues: The Idea of Spatial Form.

The reporter gained entry to the centre in March last year when he accompanied a PNG Supreme Court judge who was doing an inspection as part of a human rights case.

The pExp/pD27/pEnt-Emr expression vector (Fig. S2) was created by Gateway recombination of the pEnt-Emr/Tet reporter cassette (entry vector) with the pDest27 (Invitrogen) destination vector using LR Clonase II (Invitrogen), according to the manufacturer's instructions.

In contrast to the cap-containing mRNA reporters, internal ribosome entry site (IRES -initiated mRNA reporters are refractory to mIRES -initiated(Pillai et al., 2005; mRNAonnet et al., 2007; Humphreportersl., 2005; Wareerefractory 2010).

Lionel Green of the Sand Mountain Reporter named the entry the greatest episode of the series and called the ending "one of the most uplifting finales in the series".

Foreign journalists – save for a handful of selected reporters – are forbidden entry to the island.

Using this method, carrier proteins can be loaded with single fluorescent or affinity reporters, providing novel entry for protein visualization, Western blot identification, and affinity purification.

The hearing spanned two sessions that lasted for a total of less than 30 minutes, with both the defendants and reporters barred from entry.

The Duma broadcasts its sessions live on its website, and reporters, not allowed entry into the main hall, see the same thing on closed-circuit TV.