Reporter In A Sentence

Definition of Reporter

• Again he fell back with a drunken giggle, while the editor and his reporter laughed gleefully.
• By and by he came to Hartford and wanted me to get him a place as reporter on a Hartford paper.
• When the boy was gone, Joe sank into a chair and looked up at the Telly reporter accusingly.
• Jag var reporter i Nyheterna, och som ni kanske minns, så ansågs jag inte höra till de sämsta.
• SEE Kentucky decisions reported in the Southwestern reporter annotated.
• SEE Missouri decisions reported in the Southwestern reporter annotated.
• The Telly reporter turned desperately back to Joe Mauser, pounding him on the shoulder.
• PAUL Missouri decisions reported in the Southwestern reporter annotated.
• PAUL Kentucky decisions reported in the Southwestern reporter annotated.
• IV Joe Mauser shook hands with the Telly reporter in an abrupt, impatient manner.
• And every reporter on the ground will have the word, and his most powerful telescopic lens at the ready.
• It seems that he and the reporter got into the ante-room, and the reporter is a clever caricaturist in his way.
• Next day the young reporter got a raise in salary and the woman swallowed two ounces of permanganate of potassium.
• A reporter from one of the less reputable dailies had asked for an interview, and had written an article which barely escaped being libelous.
• But strangers were scarce in Center that day and the only one he could hear of was the reporter who had interviewed him that morning.
• A local reporter for the opposition paper entered, and the editor, eager for spicy copy, followed him.
• So the reporter waited while the lad did so, and presently there came a sound of eager feet within the front hall, and the door was flung wide.
• He enjoyed everything, saw everything, described everything, like a keen reporter of the papers he had used to sell.
• Such are the facts, from which the Reporter infers, that the aneurism consisted of a protrusion of the internal and middle coats of the artery.
• He could feel the craft jump lightly each time the cursing Telly reporter jettisoned another article of equipment, his pants, or his shoes.
• The sensitive reporter confessed herself put out by the singular commingling of moods and dispositions, and seemed to be describing several persons in one.
• Consequently the few travellers between the two places waited until a train happened along or, if they were in a hurry, engaged a team as the reporter had done.
• TEXAS decisions reported in the Southwestern reporter annotated, v. 260-265, May-Dec. 1924.

• Both the reporter and the editor laughed ironically.
• I looked the small town reporter over in surprise.
• The small Telly reporter was indignant.
• The reporter swung himself aboard the last Pullman.
• By the Reporter of the Court Journal.
• PAUL Northeastern reporter digest.
• By Noble H. Seay, reporter of decisions.
• A trembling young reporter stood in the presence of an eminent city editor.
• You're the best Telly reporter of them all.
• Once again the Telly reporter sounded completely around the bend.
• He presented himself, however, as reporter of the Committee.
• Il faut se reporter de 90° vers l'est, à partir de l'an 1250.
• The reporter shook hands with Mr. Parker and Penny, then left the office.
• PAUL Texas decisions reported in the Southwestern reporter annotated.
• NORTHEASTERN reporter digest.
• That's where the reporter over on our side hits the nail every time.
• The reporter beamed: "My dear sir, the very thing, the very thing.