Sentence examples for some correspondents from inspiring English sources

After his departure, some correspondents went back to writing stories anonymously.

Some correspondents have argued that the body in ballet is "irrelevant".

Next target?" Some correspondents even have the temerity to suggest that it might be safer to stay home.

One BBC News source told MediaGuardian.co.uk that some correspondents working abroad have been on attachment for up to 10 years.

Some correspondents did not realize letters they had written to family members about the assassination had been sent on to Mrs. Kennedy.

While the scene was not particularly explicit – the BBFC described it as "visually discreet" – some correspondents "felt it was pornographic in nature".

The easiest arrangement, the executives said, would involve the sharing of camera crews, overseas production facilities and some correspondents or anchors.

Eliot's social letters are reserved about the ills of his first wife, Vivienne, though some correspondents would have known how strained the marriage was.

Lastly, "Fishy business" exemplifies how some correspondents expertly used the diary to offer an insider's guide to a specialist topic in this case food in Tokyo.ManagementIn July 2008 we started publishing a weekly article summarising an important management idea.

The reason why some correspondents got it so wrong in their initial sizing up of Hitler also explains why the reports of their more perceptive colleagues were largely disregarded.

March 15 , 20147.19pm GMT Some correspondents reporting being caught up in an incident involving at least a dozen commandos storming into Simferepol's Hotel Moskva and besieging the place in pursuit of an "armed suspect".