Sentence examples for us correspondents from inspiring English sources

Although it remains the largest web portal in the US, correspondents say Yahoo's failure to become more "social" has hurt the firm.

Yes, there are also some excellent and gutsy US correspondents there who try to tell the truth, and that truth seems to be we are not winning, which is a way of saying, without saying, that we are losing.

A Washington correspondent forbidden to leave the beltway, a "Chief US correspondent" unwelcome inside DC?

Cooke first worked in the US in 1936, as a commentator on American affairs for the BBC, moving to the Times in 1938 to become US correspondent.

As US correspondent of the Guardian during his second term I often saw it myself close up.

In it, the channel's supposed US correspondent took interviews from American thinkers and politicians about the potential consequences of an imaginary "Viktor Bout act".

The minister gave many press conferences, so it seemed distinctly odd to us education correspondents (I was the Daily Mail's at the time, before moving on to become the Guardian's education editor a year later) to call each education correspondent individually by telephone to explain the plan.

Intense, ambitious and hugely competitive - though not without detractors, even within the military - as general, David Petraeus had a reputation as one of the brightest US commanders, correspondents say.

Oliver Milman, US environment correspondent.

US environment correspondent based in Washington DC.

Which US network correspondent stole the BBC Land Rover keys in Albania?