Sentences Generator
And
Your saved sentences

No sentences have been saved yet

"newsperson" Definitions
  1. REPORTER

10 Sentences With "newsperson"

How to use newsperson in a sentence? Find typical usage patterns (collocations)/phrases/context for "newsperson" and check conjugation/comparative form for "newsperson". Mastering all the usages of "newsperson" from sentence examples published by news publications.

And, even though the concept of "newsperson" is more amorphous in the modern age, "Apprentice" footage might not qualify.
" The veteran newsperson apologized to Alcindor, calling her a "wonderful colleague and an important voice," and appeared to have some technical difficulties will trying to say "I am sorry.
What strikes me most about Trump, though, is how easily he still could become more popular — fast — if he just behaved like a normal leader for a month: if he reached out to Democrats on health care, taxes or infrastructure; stopped insulting every newsperson who writes critically about him; stopped lying; stopped tweeting inanities; and actually apologized for some of his most egregious actions and asked for forgiveness.
After briefly working for newspapers in Pennsylvania, in 1895 he moved to New York City to pursue a career in journalism. Hillegas was married and had two sons and a daughter. Hillegas's daughter was born in Saratoga Springs, N.Y in February 1902. Hillegas's youngest son, Fred Hillegas, worked as a newsperson on the radio, television, and for newspapers.
In addition to her duties as managing editor of New Times, she wrote a weekly column in the paper skewering many of the Phoenix area's sacred cows. In 1989 she was named editor of the paper, succeeding Lacey, who became executive editor for the growing group of NTI newspapers. In 1982 the Arizona Press Club awarded her the Virg Hill Newsperson of the Year Award.
He has won 52 Ohio and national writing awards and was the first non-Cincinnati newsperson elected to the Cincinnati Journalists Hall of Fame. McCoy has been the Cincinnati BBWAA Chapter Chair 22 times and was the BBWAA national president in 1997. He is the third writer from the Dayton Daily News to win the Spink Award, joining Si Burick (1982) and Ritter Collett (1991). He was inducted into the National Sports Media Hall of Fame in 2015.
The series was conceived by British producer Justine Kershaw. She was inspired by her own reunion story which involves a Greek goat-herder who rescued her after a fall. After developing her initial concept, she set about finding a newsperson to serve as the presenter of the series. She describes deciding upon Curry by “literally, just Googling .... Every piece I saw just convinced me that this was the person.” On July 26, 2017, it was announced that PBS had given the production a series order with first season consisting of six episodes.
Notable staff members on-air include: Bill Jessome, news anchor; Darlene Chase, weather and reporter; Kathy MacDougall, co-anchor/newsperson; Joan Elman, program host; Ann Terry, news anchor and program host. One of Canada's longest-running TV programs, Mass for Shut-ins, originates at CJCB-TV; it premiered on March 3, 1963, and is still on the air today. It is telecast to all three Maritime provinces. Shantytown was another TV program that originated at CJCB-TV; it was aimed at children and ran from 1978 to 1984.
Press card issued by Wikinews. "You do not need to ask permission from anyone to be a journalist," explains the Periodical Publishers Association; "however, it is sometimes useful to be able to identify yourself as a journalist when needed." To this end, journalistic agencies issue press cards to their reporters, editorialists, writers, and photographers. These do not have the legal merits of government-issued cards, and they will not replace event- specific passes; the card only serves as proof of its bearer's status as a legitimate newsperson according to the issuing organization.
In addition, he covered the 1992 presidential election campaigns with in-depth coverage of the Ross Perot presidential campaign. In 1992, from Mogadishu, Somalia during the Somali Civil War and Operation Provide Relief, Dean reported on the first American casualties and former U. S. President George H. W. Bush’s visit to the area. In 1993, Dean was lead reporter on the first World Trade Center bombing by terrorists. Dean was the first and only newsperson to see and report from inside the garage where the truck bomb detonated and later covered the investigation into the attack.

No results under this filter, show 10 sentences.

Copyright © 2024 RandomSentenceGen.com All rights reserved.