Sentence examples for reporting directly from from inspiring English sources

WRNN-TV plans coverage of mall events, increased movie review and entertainment coverage and reporting directly from bookstores when authors visit.

Siobhain Butterworth, the Guardian's former readers' editor, writes: Since there isn't a statutory ban on creating text by means of electronic devices, it surprises me that journalists and bloggers haven't already lobbied British judges about reporting directly from the courtroom.

How will we know which newspapers reporting the latest Maoist "atrocity", which TV channels "reporting directly from ground zero" – or, more accurately, making it a point not to report from ground zero, or even more accurately, lying blatantly from ground zero – are stakeholders?

Michael Toledano is reporting directly from the Unist'ot'en encampment, which sits directly in the line of Enbridge's Northern Gateway pipeline route.

The Reminder editor does not support reporting directly from the tool itself, so reports are managed separately in an Microsoft Access database.

By summer 1915 political pressure had led to small number of accredited journalists being permitted to report directly from the battlefront.

Salesforce support is included, allowing you to submit your expense reports directly from your iPhone.

Changes in HRQL (e.g. pain relief) should preferably be reported directly from patients, using a standardised instrument such as EQ-5D, if possible.

Arthur Lombard and his cousin Louis Schmidt decided that football fans needed a voice inside the stadium and took their camera and microphone to report directly from the seats.

Volumes are reported directly from sources using whichever method they applied, but preference is given to those calculated using the Pyle or Fierstein methods (Pyle 2000, Fierstein and Nathenson 1992).

While no deaths were reported directly from Kyle, its remnants contributed to one death in stormy seas off the British Isles.