Sentence examples for word reporting from inspiring English sources

When the issue of government video news releases arose last year, our Board of Ethics and Professional Standards advised members that video news releases must be developed and distributed in compliance with the code, clearly identifying to TV stations the source of the video, for whom it was produced and avoiding the narrator's use of the word "reporting".

New word reported - persuasion engineer," a man sent somewhere by his company to try and sell somebody an idea that would be of advantage to the company.

This one does not mince words: "Reported Attack Page!

The eastern Italic words reported by the Classical writers, as well as toponomastics, confirm these conclusions.

In addition to plowing through ten-thousand-word reported articles and smiling at the cartoons, they pay our salaries.

"I'll answer in English first so that you can see how they twist my words later," Kasparov snapped in words reported by the Spanish press.

The Oxford Dictionary of New Words reports usages from the mid-80's, defining it as "astounded, flabbergasted; speechless or incoherent with amazement; overawed".

The MP for Sutton Coldfield said in a statement that he did not use any of the words reported but accepted: "I did not treat the police with respect".

These are fighting words, reports the Associated Press, because it could set up a potential fight with Republicans at home.

Although Issa couched his charges in some places by using the words "report" and "alleged," he dropped all sense of doubt in that case.

In the tables listing study characteristics, the actual words reported in the paper by the authors are quoted directly whenever possible.