Sentence examples for time journalism from inspiring English sources

At the same time journalism needs to be paid for".

At the same time, journalism can only be as good as its audience.

A: Well, it's about time journalism got over it and started earning a living like everybody else.

At the time, journalism was practiced primarily by those who had not attended college, and Harvard had neither a journalism school nor an intention to build one.

At the same time, journalism has undergone a transformation; it's not that long ago that the only way to get a story published by a major news organisation involved years of training and interning and generally slaving away until you get noticed and published.

It's time journalism gets in the mix.

Such are the folkways of big-time journalism).

And then we both moved back, and I started doing full-time journalism.

By the early 1970s, Judith and Douglas had separated, and she left Cornwall for full-time journalism, freelancing for the Guardian, among other papers.

And maybe a thin jumper, though never one of the fleeces that hang, redundant, along with my suits of full-time journalism days, in the wardrobe's deepest recesses.

After the birth of their two daughters, she turned from full-time journalism to writing fiction with, as she put it, "a child on either hip".