Sentence examples for reporting a book from inspiring English sources

I spent much of primary season reporting a book about Trump supporters.

I first met Nagoski in 2011, when I was reporting a book on collectors of rare 78-r.p.m. records.

In reporting a book about the city's violence, I've come to believe the so-called no-snitch culture is misunderstood.

This year would be the greatest the sport had ever seen, and if someone had the foresight to begin reporting a book before the Australian Open they would have had a story about three of the game's greatest battling each other for the last time at their relative peaks.

I've been researching and reporting a book on dog actor Rin Tin Tin for the last four years, and now, as I go through my notes in preparation for writing, I'm coming across bits and pieces of reporting that I'd almost forgotten — wonderful, weird scraps that I collected some time ago and buried in the mass of Rin Tin Tin material on my desk.

By Ken Auletta July 16, 2012 When I was embedded at Google for a good part of more than two years reporting a book, I sat in quite a few meetings conducted by Marissa Mayer, the prominent executive who's just announced that she's leaving to become the C.E.O. of Yahoo.

A chorus of Welsh personalities has rounded on Jonathan Edwards, the member for Carmarthen East and Dinefwr, after he reported a book reviewer to the police, and wrote to the Home Secretary to complain the review was "sick" and "racist".

But though they were given asylum, in the 1940's the Federal Bureau of Investigation and other government agencies spied on them, intercepting their mail and sometimes keeping tabs on their sex lives, reports a book to be published in October by Yale University Press.

Conseco reports a book value per share of $16.38.

GM will report a book gain of $1.6 billion in the first quarter related to the sale.

It is, I am happy to report, a book very much about getting on with life and living, with and without.