Sentence examples for reporter quit from inspiring English sources
After our earlier report that a US reporter quit live on air to front a pro-cannabis campaign, news reaches Monkey of another incident involving the green weed.
For some (including this reporter), golf ball retrieving once provided summer income (though this reporter quit after two weekends at the Canyon Club in Armonk, having found his baseball helmet insufficient protection).
Since the Columbus Circle subway stop is just a short walk from Lincoln Center and 59th Street, it is also a stop away from 125th Street on the A, so this reporter quit the tents on Monday and took a quick ride to Harlem to check out the retailing scene there.
(On February 8th, three editors and a reporter quit the New York Press over a decision not to reprint the cartoons, and President George Bush called on world governments to stop the violence and be "respectful").To be sure, the official French reaction has been measured.
Greg Sandoval, a veteran CNET reporter, quit, saying he is not confident CBS is "committed to editorial independence"for CNET.
Some reporters quit because, in the climate of revolution, they didn't find the paper progressive enough.
Seattle is a city almost universally regarded as one of the handsomest and most prosperous in North America: home to Boeing, Nordstrom, Starbucks and Microsoft; a place where bookstores are plentiful and political scandal is so scarce that newspaper reporters quit from boredom.
Auerbach is the second former Telegraph reporter to quit Mail Online.
KTVA reporter Charlo Greene quit her job on live TV last night, outing herself as the owner of an Alaskan cannabis club and declaring "f*ck it".
Laurence Haim, a celebrated French reporter who quit journalism to join Macron's campaign, told me that "change" and "hope" are En Marche!'s keywords.
When the program's best reporter, Ross Coulthart, quit, Seven West Media CEO Tim Worner was called in to personally assure staff the show would return next year, despite not having an EP or a chief reporter.
