Sentence examples for reporting for the bbc from inspiring English sources

You need something to relax with," he told school journalists reporting for the BBC.

Almost  40 years ago Cameron was reporting for the BBC on another fleet of refugees seeking salvation on unseaworthy vessels.

Guru-Murthy, who was reporting for the BBC at the time, "had a great job that night, going to all the parties.

Whenever I see his brilliant son, Tim, reporting for the BBC from some dangerous, complex spot, hair flapping in his eyes, Manchester redolent in every syllable, Harry seems there with him, too.

A dozen years ago, when I was reporting for the BBC from Georgia, Father Basili, as he is known among his supporters, invited me for a cup of tea in his little church on the outskirts of Tbilisi.

Doucet, who has been reporting for the BBC for nearly 30 years, paid tribute to Cameron, asking the audience to remember "his great integrity, great wit and compassion' and described how he 'defended in loud voices those who were voiceless".

However, committee chair Lord Best said those who had provided evidence for the report thought the BBC was doing a "pretty good job".

Produced for the BBC by Saunders & French, BBC America and Logo.

"There's a lesson there for the BBC I think".

✒Is it too soon for the BBC to carry jokes about the Jimmy Savile scandal?

In the autumn of 1995 I was traveling around Mississippi doing some reporting for the BBC World Service.