Sentence examples for reporting extensively from inspiring English sources

He then moved to the Middle East, reporting extensively from Israel, the West Bank and Gaza.

The Los Angeles Times had been reporting extensively on the controversy, and, last month, a Reuters article focused on the plight of breast cancer patients dropped by WellPoint.

Friday's National will be reporting extensively from Thursday's report by the Smith Commission, which was set up by the prime minister, David Cameron, in the wake of the vote against Scottish independence.

Buy from Amazon.comCALVIN TRILLIN made his reputation over four decades as the author of "US Journal" in the New Yorker, reporting extensively about serious and often tragic subjects such as race relations and crime.

One colleague who has been reporting extensively on the situation in Calais says: "The conclusion I came to was, wherever possible, to describe those in the camp as 'people' initially, with an extended phrase along the lines of 'more than 3,000 people who have fled war, poverty or persecution beyond Europe's borders …'".

At one point, I was reporting extensively on our potentially tainted food supply and I knew I wanted to be part of the solution.

John Ware is a reporter for BBC Panorama who has reported extensively on the Omagh bombing.

CBS News foreign correspondent Elizabeth Palmer has reported extensively from Iran, where she was covering the trial of detained Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian.

The Nabi Saleh protests have been reported extensively.

He has reported extensively for the magazine from Iraq.

Philippe has reported extensively on Latin American culture and literature.