Sentence examples for their correspondents from inspiring English sources

"Newspapers and magazines have overseas bureaus now, and their correspondents don't have to travel everywhere.

They heard anchors urging their correspondents to stay safe, and correspondents wishing soldiers well.

English-speaking newspapers, in contrast to their French or German counterparts, tend to rotate their correspondents after a few years.

In response to the committee's decision, Russian media outlets began, one after another, to pull their correspondents from the Duma.

They had to hunt down their correspondents each morning, pin them to lengths and times and intros.

In late June, Abramson and Baquet flew to Pakistan and Afghanistan, where they spent time with their correspondents and met with government officials.

"The members dined sumptuously in honour of the event," wrote their correspondent, "and spent a pleasant day and evening".

Their correspondent EmmanuelI Gunza said people were using virtual private networks (VPNs) to get round the jam.

Another option for the Justice Department is to ask the Federal Reserve to shut down their correspondent banking relationships with Wall Street, one of the people said.

On Monday, Al-Jazeera executives in Qatar called their correspondent in Kabul and told him to leave, because they feared for his safety after the Northern Alliance took over.

Some banks named in the report say they have already taken steps aimed at preventing abuses of their correspondent bank accounts.