Sentence examples for whose reporter from inspiring English sources

You can read more about the coal industry's threat to water in this article and others in the Charleston Gazette, whose reporter Ken Ward Jr. has been doing Pulitzer-caliber reporting on the spill, in my estimation.

"It's not easy to compete with someone like Shimon Peres," Mr. Katsav mused in a pre-election interview with The Jerusalem Post, whose reporter found him "remarkably normal".

The Huffington Post, whose reporter was also detained, said the journalists were subjected to "militant aggression" and treated as "enemy combatants".

For the first question of his second briefing, he called on the New York Post, whose reporter, sitting in the fifth row, was clearly surprised.

David Grann (whose Reporter at Large piece "Trial by Fire" is nominated for a National Magazine Award) has just released "The Devil and Sherlock Holmes: Tales of Murder, Madness, and Obsession".

"Dokdo is truly our territory, and it's worth defending with our lives," Mr. Lee told the police officers, according to the national news agency Yonhap, whose reporter accompanied the presidential entourage.

In 1998, Turkish TV, whose reporters posed as donors, found seven patients, mostly from Israel.

According to Le Figaro, whose reporters got hold of an advance copy, the princess also does a lot of charity work.

That statement raised eyebrows around the Times, whose reporters and editors do not regard their work as immaterial.

One of the newspapers subpoenaed is the Weekly Mail & Guardian, whose reporters were imprisoned by the previous regime.

The New York Times, whose reporters do not participate in the balloting, surveyed 35 Hall of Fame voters, and none who had bypassed McGwire said the confession would make a difference.