Sentence examples for reporting in which a from inspiring English sources

The standard system of reporting, in which a journalist files a story that is broadcast or printed once and then put on a single proprietary website, is inefficient.

What happened in this case is that normal news reporting, in which a story changes in content, tone and emphasis as more is learned, played out in front of the whole world, instead of in the newsroom before publication.

His resulting book, Miami and the Siege of Chicago, along with the work of journalists Tom Wolfe (Radical Chic and Mau-Mauing the Flak Catchers) and Hunter S. Thompson (Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas), emblemized a new style of reporting in which a large-than-life writer becomes the central figure in the story.

Eamonn Holmes introduced GMTV's report, in which a reporter enthusiastically crawled around, making guttural noises.

Only days after two foreign tourists had been wounded by gunfire in Delhi, Australian TV broadcast on Wednesday a report in which a reporter purchased bomb-making devices to smuggle through security points.

This is the first report in which a respiratory gene was used as a reporter gene in an amperometric biosensor.

Ofcom has already issued a report in which a number of changes are proposed.

Recently, he said, he heard a report in which a couple bickered over who should go to the grocery store.

On Wednesday The Hague court inadvertently released a scathing report in which a senior registrar who interviewed Gaddafi, being held by militia in the mountain town of Zintan, said there was evidence of torture.

I've followed the stories about Scientology, including the recent Vanity Fair report in which a lot of people were interviewed about Tom's courtship process, trying to find a bride.

The launch of Operation Pallial was announced by the home secretary, Theresa May, after the discredited BBC Newsnight report in which a former children's home resident claimed he had been abused by a senior Conservative from the Thatcher era.