Use "reporter" em uma frase

1. ‘… Inspector Ditton told our reporter that the police are now following up a new lead and hope to make an arrest in the very near future

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2. Any attempts to infiltrate the group have ended in tragedy: a dead reporter, blood drained and clean-shaven

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3. I always wanted to be a reporter

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4. I’m a reporter with the Orange

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5. No-one seemed to know the young reporter

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6. Before she could answer Mirielle stepped in front of her star employee and gave a frosty glare to the reporter

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7. "How many poor slave traders did you have to kill Lieutenant Petrakis, to save those dirty child sex slaves?" She imitated the young reporter with an exaggerated whine

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8. But the reporter is going on

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9. It was, especially for a seasoned reporter, quite possibly one of the dumbest questions that could be asked

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10. He floated from one job to another, initially working as a reporter with a small, local newspaper in Jerusalem

11. The adrenalin rush of the previous evening and the near quarter bottle of Scotch that she had drunk before bed had not mixed well and, when she opened the door to the reporter from the Sun & Mercury, Miss Jones was suffering from the unpalatable effects of her first hangover since her debutante years

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12. ,' the reporter said as tingles

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13. Times reporter, heard her say, ‘It’s OK

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14. Now, cub reporter of mine, what did you want to see me about?’

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15. The quiet of the early morning, when a local news reporter and the television crews from Exeter were fumbling in the dark, has now been replaced by a small but determined pack of news hounds

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16. Before Billy can turn again to follow him he is accosted by the reporter from the local rag

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17. reporter said it is the year 2012

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18. nor the subsequent complaints, reporter inquiries and Senatorial investigation about that

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19. More than likely also a reporter for Klarrain Publications, but he didn't say that

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20. We have one reporter who's a known drug user trying to sensationalize it

21. This is essentially being a reporter using one person as the source

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22. He had decided to become the galaxy's most infamous interplanetary reporter

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23. In that lengthy article, the reporter related his interview with a Tibetan Buddhist monk

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24. He suggests that they send a reporter out to the school to photograph the car and use the event as a “curiosity news item

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25. He is standing in the classroom in which the test will be administered, looking out the window and talking to a reporter from “The Courier” who is there at his “behest

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26. Reporter for the New York Times, stationed in Moscow in the early

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27. Then there was his response when a reporter accused him of violating the law in making campaign solicitation calls from his West Wing office

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28. And when, during the campaign, a reporter asked what he would do first if elected, he came up with this classic riposte: „Demand a recount

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29. The reporter had been careful not to be caught up in the emotion, only reporting the facts and the reactions of others

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30. ‘Do you now intend a response strike at Russia,’ asked a reporter, ‘or do you believe they will retaliate with a heavy bombardment?’

31. If the reporter who wrote the above referenced piece has any intelligence, he (or she) can have no conscience

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32. Live reporter on the scene outside the house

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33. One reporter leapt on the break in the argument to ask a question

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34. The smarmy blond reporter was camped on

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35. “Hey Paul, how’s life treating the new reporter?”

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36. Shirley Dibs later recounted the one enduring memory that would forever haunt her to a newspaper reporter; Edna’s feeble body, ripped to shreds, pieces of her intestines hanging from a gaping wound, laying like a disembowelled child on the blood soaked bed

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37. An eye-witness later told the local reporter how the hovercraft had headed up the loading ramp at full throttle, careering its way through a low fence onto Clarence Pier, where it smashed into The Golden Horseshoe Amusement Arcade, taking out a length of its side wall

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38. ‖ Can you image that! How fortunate for him a reporter wasn‘t in attendance

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39. "The name's Dave," the other reporter said, holding out his hand

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40. "That right pops?" The reporter answered

41. Wants to be a reporter

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42. His caustic remarks provoked a number of (unformed) thoughts in my mind including but not limited to 1) the boundaries separating treasonous statements from free speech 2) plausible grounds calling for his immediate dismissal 3) the appalling lack of character and common sense conspicuously absent among (so-called) Intellectuals and (dis-engaging) parents (refer to John Walker Lindh) who casually dismiss the questionable attitudes and positions adopted by their children while routinely footing the bill for their college tuitions and 4) more recently, a former relief pitcher for the Atlanta Braves (John Rocker) who was sentenced by the court of public opinion to perform community service after making unsavory remarks to a newspaper reporter about Gays and African Americans inconsistent with the (civic) requirements of social and politically correct conventions

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43. In one interview, Clinton, in a rare display of temper, practically shouted at reporter Chris Wallace when criticized about the many deaths at Waco

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44. Proud of his relationship with the police, he expected to take over as the number one crime and environmental reporter any day now

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45. I covered a few of them as a junior reporter

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46. But he wanted to verify it, like a good reporter should

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47. “… As far as our friend the reporter from Paris Match, you can give him my e-mail address as well as my telephone

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48. The realization that his time was up must have dropped like a bomb into the pit of his stomach, because he knew that, in the very next room, waited Sylvia Henderson, three lawyers, a consulate officer from the US Embassy, a newspaper reporter with two photographers and the police captain in charge of narcotics

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49. “How much longer do you think the Huns will last?” asked the nearest reporter, a pince-nez-wearing dandy with a trilby hat and gaiters, pin-stripe seersucker suit, and a long, trailing, golden watch chain

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50. I was interviewed by a reporter once

51. That night when all was the activity of the day was finished Norman would switch on the TV and watch a BBC reporter interviewed a witness who reported the smell of gas before the blast

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52. The news reporter would state that ‘It was so powerful it demolished the whole house and the whole road shook

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53. By Mid-morning, a reporter from the BBC's convened a debate between the occupation and representatives from the local Chinese Embassy and one of the many Scottish Banking institutions that supported the IMF

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54. He wondered what a reporter would do if marooned in an alien culture

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55. His campaign manager was due in half an hour, a reporter from La Nacion just after her, plus there were calls of vital importance to be made

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56. All roads are blocked, and nobody can get in or out of town,” a reporter was saying

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57. He had to ask one reporter to repeat one of their questions twice before he got it

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58. I remember tuning in, as I usually did, for the morning news when a reporter came on, excitedly talking about a fire in one of the twin towers, those two American equivalents to Egypt’s towering obelisks

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59. She must have talked to the Erudite reporter that Christina yelled at

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60. The case was clearly spelled out by reporter Jayna Davis in her book, The Third

61. Caesar wrote The Gallic Wars as an unchallenged reporter, for his own advantage as both victorious general and aspiring politician

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62. ” read the news reporter, a picture of

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63. “California Confidential field reporter Jennifer Wilde here

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64. By that point the Union-Tribune reporter, who had been sitting next to Bernie, had departed and Calvin took his place

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65. The reporter turned to face the cameras and in a most solemn

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66. But the reporter will not interview you because of your sweatshirt

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67. In that role you're more of a reporter than an authority figure

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68. A reporter, face filling the screen with the most serious of

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69. The reporter continued, the cameras zooming away to the

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70. He sees yellow tape closing off areas and a news reporter on the ground from a distance

71. On this occasion the reporter wrote with zeal that the very same man was a delegate at the forthcoming conference and posed the question „Rowlandson shipwrecked on a remote island, a new beginning or the inevitable end’

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72. On a small road facing the UFO in the clouds, a young male news reporter is talking into a camera

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73. Harry smiled and took it the French reporter from the FT had woven a good deal of half truths amongst most of them, but then again, they didn’t have another point of reference to go by

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74. On the ground the reporter is yelling, “There is a UFO flying towards me about 500 feet up! The missiles are about to hit this flying object!” He yells

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75. “There is definitely something going on above the clouds ladies and gentlemen,” a news reporter in a helicopter says in front of the camera

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76. The news reporter can see two surface to air missiles coming from the Staten Island Ferry

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77. The anxious news reporter gets the pilot to fly around the military helicopter and into the clouds

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78. The news reporter is lightly holding onto the handles

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79. We will now switch to reporter Jerry Cuttings that is live in Middletown, New York at a local hospital

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80. The reporter walks over to someone in a hospital bed

81. The startled reporter looks at the man with a look of confusion

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82. The cameraman takes his eye from the eyepiece and looks at the reporter

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83. We now go live to Stillwater, New York where reporter Dennis Matthews is standing live in front of the alleged suspect’s house,” the news anchor says

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84. It’s possible he might know the person who did it or could have had help,” he says as he looks at the news reporter in the eyes and not the camera

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85. “People in the area are saying there was a UFO involved and there are many witnesses,” the news reporter says

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86. He talks into the camera with a smile on his face while the reporter puts the microphone under his mouth

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87. The news reporter is caught off guard and looks startled

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88. An older hippy looking man runs up to the news reporter and James

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89. “Where is local news reporter Angela Clarke? Angela and her cameraman were investigating where this incident started early this morning in Stillwater, New York

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90. Now they and a bunch of other people disappeared without a trace, where are they?” The older news reporter asks

91. Is he considered a terrorist also?” A news reporter asks

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92. In Vermont a reporter for the Burlington Free Press, owned by Gannett, is fired for saying that allowing only

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93. Another reporter stands and asks a question, “How do you feel having your statue next to Lincoln’s in Washington?”

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94. On the morning of February 19, 2009, CNBC business reporter Rick Santelli was giving a talk on the floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange shortly before the opening hour

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95. reporter did not have an adequate vocabulary or means to relate the experience

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96. 65 And the queen bore a son on that day and the king heard the glad tidings about his son, and he rejoiced, and when the reporter had gone out from the king's presence, the king's servants found the first born son of the king fallen dead on the ground

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97. If this so-called reporter had done his job correctly – he could have found

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98. To Roger’s surprise, that nostalgic promenade touched Suni so personally that when he asked her what she remembered most from their trip to Europe, she quickly identified “our little stroll to the places you walked through when you were a boy…” Also while in Fuentesnuevas, a reporter interviewed Roger half an hour on radio and published an article, with his picture, in “La hora de León”, a daily newspaper for the province of León

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99. The reporter accurately stated Roger’s theory behind the Watergate break-in which he considered “an intelligence maneuver”

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100. Fred Anderson, a Channel 7, ABC Eyewitness News reporter who had spent two summers studying in Salamanca and at that time was in Santander, Northern Spain, went to Ponferrada, recorded the visit and broadcast parts of it four months later during the local evening news on ABC in Los Angeles