Examples of using "Journalistes" in a sentence and their english translations:
We're journalists.
All these reporters were calling me up
They are like reporters,
The journalists are already talking about it.
The mayor didn't like what the journalists wrote.
The mayor didn't like what the journalists wrote.
He lashed out against the reporters.
- He was surrounded by a crowd of pressmen.
- He was surrounded by a throng of reporters.
In this case, take a cue from journalists.
All the editing team heard my conversation ...
The soccer player found himself stalked by many journalists.
She gave her reporters social deportment tips.
Reporters do not hesitate to intrude into people's privacy.
Here's the group of reporters I told you about.
The minister refused to give an interview to the reporters.
You see, journalists are not really allowed to have a public opinion.
The political scandal was brought to light by two journalists.
It's no use trying to keep secrets from journalists.
After a brief speech the mayor fielded questions from reporters.
The journalists in Russia are not free, are not independent.
By and large, reporters don't hesitate to intrude on one's privacy.
There were many journalists who praised Ogawa with, "bravo, good show!"
The room was jam-packed with reporters waiting for the press conference to begin.
Journalists find that information become easy to obtain thanks to the Internet.
The reporters demanded to know why the mayor wouldn't talk to them.
The journalists often produce long-winded pieces that take too long to get to the point.
Twitter is where reporters are hanging out all day and flogging their stories.
We see too many governments muzzling journalists, and quashing dissent, and censoring the flow of information.
He had no regrets about his assignment, telling reporters that he was going 99.9% of the way
The questions came fast and furious from the large number of reporters who had gathered outside the courthouse.
Chinese journalists at a major newspaper have gone on strike to protest against censorship.
Despite the challenges and an uncertain future, the student journalists continue to hone their craft, one story at a time.
Speaking with reporters in Montreal, Canada, Walesa says the change of leadership in East Germany came about because the old guard leaders missed the train of history.
I don't know who is the biggest asshole, whether it's Vladimir Putin or Bashar al-Assad: one murders journalists and causes massacres in Chechnya and Georgia, the other tortures children. How can their wives even stand them?