Sentence examples for reporting from a from inspiring English sources

He's a news reporter, and he's reporting from a high school about an election.

Accelerometers have changed physical activity (PA) reporting from a self-reported estimate of intensity and duration to an objective measurement of bodily movement.

It is routine for many women on screen, unless you are reporting from a war zone.

But at times reporting from a strategist's vantage point goes all the way.

We've seen many times where journalists are reporting from a scenario or a rally and their cameras get taken.

Maggie Haberman tells David Remnick about reporting from a White House where the press is the enemy.

One of CNN's embedded correspondents, Martin Savidge, was reporting from a Marine unit that was taking fire in the city.

BAGHDAD, Oct. 14 — A journalist for The Washington Post was shot and killed while reporting from a volatile neighborhood in southern Baghdad on Sunday, the newspaper said.

Reporting from a session she chaired at the British Science Association annual conference, Corrinne Burns provides a manifesto for bringing women in science out of the shadows.

He wrote about grubby things in a high, almost dandified style, as if he were Simon Schama reporting from a Dumpster.

Lowell was a freshman at Harvard, still processing his experiences at boarding school and charity camp, and reporting from A-12 Wigglesworth Hall.