Sentence examples for working for publications from inspiring English sources

Lionel was acquitted and resumed both his journalistic career and his political activism, working for publications including the Golden City Post, South Africa's first black weekly, and Drum, then noted for its reportage of township life under apartheid.

In recent years, McCarthy, has become a travel writer, working for publications such as the New York Times and the Atlantic, and he has now written a book, The Longest Way Home, which combines his travel writing with self-exploration.

I've always valued working for publications where there's not really one universal voice, but there is a similar tone (largely liberal, for my own sake, because I am a black woman of course).

Among those who said yes were his fiancée, Vanessa Traina; her sister Victoria; his sister, Caroline; his landlady; and a slew of models he met on fashion shoots, working for publications like Purple and V.  "Whenever I'd do a fashion shoot, I'd sort of work it into that," Mr. Snow said on a recent afternoon at his 4,000-plus-square-foot 4,000-plus-square-foot 4,000-plus-square-foot 4,000-plus-square-foot

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Ms. Amzallag had previously worked for publications like Mishpacha and Jewish Living.

The up-and-coming shooter has worked for publications like the Fader, Vogue Italia, and V Files.

He started editing Charlie Hebdo in 2009 after working for French publications including L'Écho des savanes, Télérama, Fluide glacial and L'Humanité.

Eppridge had taken other revered photos in his long career working for numerous publications.

After attending school for Screenwriting at North Carolina School of the Arts, and Journalism at Suffolk University, he spent years writing and working for such publications as Paper, Out, The Advocate, and Attitude Magazine.

Mr Foley, 40, had reported across the Middle East, working for US publication GlobalPost and other media outlets.