Sentence examples for reporting from there from inspiring English sources

People forget he was the guy in Dealey Plaza on the day Kennedy was shot, reporting from there, because he was the local guy in Texas.

Nicholas Schmidle, a blonde-haired adventurer journalist and son of a well respected Marine general, grabbed his young wife and said let's have a honeymoon that won't stop living together in Pakistan and reporting from there...and off they went, until he became the first American journalist deported from Pakistan in years.

A year later, a BBC journalist had a gun pointed at her while reporting from there.

He thanked Channel 4 for its persistence in a "completely looney" enterprise of seeking 13 journalists' visas and then hoping no one would be arrested while reporting from there.

So I'm aligned with a cable network, a television network, and if people don't think that I'm going to do reporting from there, they're crazy.

Mr. Rivera had reported from there since the map incident.

After word of Kem Sokha's arrest shortly after midnight, she rushed to the police station to report from there and continued working late into the night.

They could get an eloquent and dynamic professor who studies the area, or a group of journalists who have reported from there, or former diplomats who can explain the international dynamics.

I know this because I was appointed Brussels correspondent for The Times of London in 1999, a few years after Mr. Johnson reported from there for another London newspaper, The Telegraph.

Our colleague Kareem Fahim, Heba Morayef of Human Rights Watch, and the journalists Tara Todras-Whitehill Todras-Whitehill and Shariforted from there that the process of identifying the dead was complicated by how badly burned many of the bodies were.

I'll report from there soon.