(1) She worked as a librarian before switching to journalism.

(2) Investigative journalism presupposes some level of investigation.

(3) The ethics of journalism are much debated.

(4) My son's planning to go into journalism.

(5) He had an aptitude for journalism.

(6) What's the best way to get into journalism?

(7) Knocking copy is simply lazy journalism.

(8) I'd like a career in journalism.

(9) Certain qualities and values underpin good journalism.

(10) Nauseatingly fawning journalism that's all it is.

(11) Cliche is a feature of bad journalism.

(12) She is trying to break into journalism.

(13) In journalism it's every man for himself.

(14) She made an attempt to break into journalism.

(15) He eventually found his niche in sports journalism.

(16) I've made some useful contacts in journalism.

(17) She had a true zeal for journalism.

(18) Andy's doing a one-year journalism course.

(19) Political reporting has become a staple of American journalism.

(20) He decided to forsake politics for journalism.

(21) The job gave him his start in journalism.

(22) He launched into a verbal assault on tabloid journalism.

(23) Conspiracy is a popular subject for investigative journalism.

(24) He left the medical profession and took to journalism.

(25) He's cut out a niche for himself in journalism.

(26) The documentary was an example of investigative journalism at its best.

(27) The article was an excellent piece of investigative journalism .

(28) Unfortunately, his idea of bold journalism was a hatchet job(), portraying the staff in a negative light.

(29) It turned out to be a prophetic piece of journalism.

(30) She has a nice turn of phrase which should serve her well in journalism.

(1) She worked as a librarian before switching to journalism.

(2) Investigative journalism presupposes some level of investigation.

(3) The ethics of journalism are much debated.

(4) My son's planning to go into journalism.

(5) He had an aptitude for journalism.

(6) It turned out to be a prophetic piece of journalism.

(7) He launched into a verbal assault on tabloid journalism.

(8) He's a teacher but he does some journalism on the side.

(31) He's a teacher but he does some journalism on the side.

(32) He founded the Centre for Journalism Studies at University College Cardiff.

(33) My nephew is just setting out on a career in journalism.

(34) The hospital has been the target of investigative journalism .

(35) His experience spanned not merely politics, but also business and journalism.

(36) I'm just marking time in this job-I'm hoping to get into journalism.

(37) He started life as a teacher before turning to journalism.

(38) He began a career in journalism, working for the North London Press Group.

(39) The book has all the lively topicality of first-rate journalism.

(40) I had set my sights on a career in journalism.

(41) Neither of my children showed the slightest inclination to follow me into journalism.

(42) It took internal whistle-blowing and investigative journalism to uncover the rot.

(43) He claims that a lot of journalism is meretricious and superficial.

(44) A degree in English could lead to a career in journalism.

(45) Suddenly intelligent rock journalism became a necessity.

(46) Perhaps I should take up this investigative journalism.

(47) He didn't care about journalism or commissions.

(48) Good independent journalism underpins a free, democratic society.

(49) It is investigative journalism of a very limited scope.

(50) Thus, during 1984, investigative journalism had a field day.

(51) This was good for his journalism.

(52) It's an occupational hazard of investigative journalism.

(53) We produce more original journalism than any other broadcaster.

(54) From 1984 until the present he was a professor in the department of journalism at New York University.

(55) By contrast, the professions of journalism and politics continue to be closely allied.

(56) Gradually vague notions of a career in journalism were forming in my head.

(57) A poignant but erroneous cliche has made its way into journalism over the past few years.

(58) In the 1920s Pearson resumed his acting career but also began publishing short stories, essays, and journalism.

(59) Traditional values and old-fashioned rules of journalism have been thrown overboard in the competitive race for audiences and commercial success.

(60) Their investigative chess journalism is also evidently of high calibre.

(61) This uneasy halfway house is fair game for the worst excesses of journalism.

(62) The idea is to make as much money as possible from news departments, sometimes to the detriment of truth and journalism.

(63) Among them are hundreds of university journalism professors who routinely offer courses in investigative reporting at their schools.

(64) There are active links with Media and Theatre Studies, with units on news and journalism, acting and directing.

(65) But my greatest thrill of all came in 1987 with the MBE investiture for services to broadcasting journalism.

(66) We will have our own style of sports journalism - and news about the arts with items throughout the day.

(67) But because many of them knew little about journalism, they didn't appreciate the difference.

(68) A week can be an awfully long time in political journalism.

(69) Some 600 Boston University journalism students had braved a rainy Friday night in 1976 to hear a panel discussion on investigative reporting.

(69) is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

(70) Although he detested journalism his Johnsonian manner and compelling character established him as one of Fleet Street's most charismatic figures.

(71) Very frequently, speechwriters are recruited from the ranks of journalism, which accounts for a great deal.

(72) I bowed to superior will and entered journalism with a heavy heart.

(73) I was brimming with hopes for obtaining a good liberal arts education, then training in journalism.

(74) After studying agronomy in Paris he took up a career in radio journalism.

(75) The educative power of our academic institutions has never been lower: it is journalism that gives the lead.

(76) Journalism, it is often said in newsrooms, is the first draft of history.

(77) In the same road was the school of journalism. Directly opposite, lay the National Theatre.

(78) Steven Morrissey used the evenings to try to break into rock journalism.

(79) She spent her girlhood in San Francisco, where her father dabbled in both journalism and the theater.

(80) After leaving the Navy, he started a new career in journalism.

(81) There were no doubts or misgivings about the move from my chosen field of journalism to the wider horizons of radio broadcasting.

(82) It is usual in popular journalism to write short sentences and to use clear, everyday language.

(83) The essential hypocrisy that has characterized so much modern film journalism was being established.

(84) By my junior year in high school, I knew I wanted to pursue journalism.

(85) Books about journalism will show how to go about constructing an interesting article.

(86) Consultants, therefore, may not be interested in or knowledgeable about journalism.

(87) He founded a school, which he had to finance by writing journalism and giving exhausting lecture tours in the United States.

(88) Publisher, a journalism trade magazine, and a series of press releases.

(89) But I'd already decided that journalism was the perfect career for me.

(90) The trend toward tabloidization and instant popularization has eroded the boundary lines between news and entertainment, objective journalism and advocacy.

(91) In this real world of politics and journalism, there can be little room for the devolution of newspaper power to journalists.

(92) Tracy is interested in journalism, but Sarah wants to be a doctor.

(93) It offers a nine-month workshop in print, radio and television journalism to graduates at its training centre in Brussels.

(94) Journalism is supposed to present facts in an accurate and orderly fashion.

(95) Of course, the traditional point of journalism is to turn you away from yourself and toward the world.

(96) The prizes, the most prestigious awards given for journalism, are presented annually by Columbia University.

(97) Packford summed up a lot of the negative reaction to left-wing journalism.

(98) Journalism is printing what someone else does not want printed: everything else is public relations. George Orwell 

(99) Over 200 attended the Women in Journalism luncheon last Tuesday.

(99) is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

(100) And journalism, which is more prone to collective examination of conscience than most professions, is already focusing on these problems.

(101) Too much time was spent on student journalism and other pursuits and too little on the books.

(102) Still, Perry reminds us, straight journalism and Thompson never quite seemed to coincide.

(103) We in the Conservative Party have no truck with that style of gutter journalism which we were forced to endure last Sunday.

(104) In a welcome burst of committed journalism, the press also let loose with a barrage of criticism.

(105) In science and journalism, by contrast, conjunctions in general and causal conjunctions in particular are relatively infrequent.

(106) I was intensely interested in journalism, and all the things around it, whether it was performing or actually playing records.

(107) It also produced some of the best journalism on the underground and the above ground - written in the 1960s.

(108) In my own area, I am sure we would all agree about the sort of journalism we all aspire to.

(109) There is no better example of journalism as part of the show than the press conference.

(110) But what appeals to me about print journalism is the flexibility, the chance to create a story.

(111) So why, oh why, does local journalism have to be so bland?

(112) The magazine is a mix of fashion, fluff, and some serious journalism.

(113) Psychoanalytic Approaches Traditionally, our formal knowledge about top political leaders came from relatively straight forward reports of biography and journalism.

(114) In 1881 he moved to London in an unsuccessful endeavour to enter journalism.

(115) This is not entirely the result of political control, since the privately owned press shows no greater inclination towards investigative journalism.

(116) Neither of my children showed the merest inclination to follow me into journalism or television.

(117) Indeed, this is a major difference between social science and journalism.

(118) The pull of journalism was incessant, but filial loyalty led him to qualify as a property surveyor.

(119) This was my distinct feeling when nervously trying to set up my first foray into journalism.

(120) From the 1920s sports reporting and photography was accepted as a crucial and specialized component of popular journalism.

(121) Even with the addition of the Morning Post to the publishing empire in 1924, Die-hard journalism was fighting a losing battle.

(122) Unlike Waugh, Frayn is bitter-sweet rather than utterly satirical about journalism.

(123) Granston is a graphic artist who now teaches visual arts and journalism at the college.

(124) The underpinning of all good journalism is a devotion to objectivity and impartiality.

(125) At present, regional news broadcasts have the tone of a modified sensationalist journalism.

(126) She began her journalism career with the Dayton Journal Herald as a copy girl.

(127) Just after the government attempted to block access to the blog, Sanchez was awarded the Ortega Y Gasset Prize in Journalism — the Spanish-language equivalent of the Pulitzer Prize.

(128) Learn how to write for a prompter in TV news with expert journalism advice from an experienced broadcast journalist in this free television career video clip.

(129) It is linked to more Nobel Prize winners than any other academic institution, has a renowned journalism course and is responsible each year for handing out the Pulitzer Prize.

(129) try its best to collect and build good sentences.

(130) Nature abhors a vacuum, journalism even more so, and so it fills absence with windiness.

(131) Mom Esther, a journalism teacher at Palo Alto High School, says she expected Susan to become an English professor.

(132) Starting from 2005, the Graduate School of Journalism in Columbia University began to promote a reform which set up a new one-year Master of Arts degree program.

(133) Eventually I found resolution in the idea of Bonnie Fuller, doyenne of celebrity journalism.

(134) The development of netnews has formed an unprcedent challenge to traditional journalism transmitted by newspapers, broadcasting stations and televisions.

(135) Learn how to work with the green wall for TV news with expert journalism advice from an experienced broadcast journalist in this free television career video clip.

(136) The historical journalism opens out that they are similar in their frameworks, consistent in their hypostasis, and uniform in their significance between the furthermost one and the latest one.

(137) News title is the essene orf a piece of news and is an important part of the outstanding works of journalism.

(138) From material selection, writing point of view, style and genre of four-pronged approach, seeking to journalism in the use of "tearing down walls" art tactics.

(139) Learn how to create a sound bite for a TV newscast with expert journalism advice from an experienced broadcast journalist in this free television career video clip.

(140) Veering between pastoral and yellow journalism, the novel has a crude energy, and Dickstein praises it for showing that poverty was a psychological trap as well as an economic one.

(141) As a domestic cross edge discipline, it is a nearly 20 years of newly generated. Sports journalism haven't the talent training mode and not a good system model formed.

(142) This is an opportunity to switch from sanctimony to sacrifice, to show that in journalism ethics are valued over profits?

(143) Spurred by the booming market economy in contemporary China, PR functions directly amid journalism, playing a critical role in media organizations both interiorly and exteriorly.

(144) Learn about appropriate body language for TV news reporter with expert journalism advice from an experienced broadcast journalist in this free television career video clip.

(145) Democracy depends on an informed citizenry, and the right wing consciously strives to misinform the American public by erasing the distinction between journalism and propaganda.

(146) Our giant of investigative journalism, Var-Matin, relegates sport to the dark interior of the newspaper.

(147) The editor of Time magazine Richard Stengel said, "The iPad will transform the way journalism works.

(148) The year was 1973, and Mr. Browne, then 24 years old, had taken a leave from his job as a political reporter at the Watertown Daily Times to get a master's in journalism at Columbia University.

(149) The two Forces prepared an organization for educating the people and arousing the Hui people to love the country and vitalize their religion through journalism.

(150) Have you ever heard of the Pulitzer Prizes? Named after Hungarian newspaper publisher Joseph Pulitzer, this award honors excellence in American literature, journalism, drama and music.

(151) Learn how to dress as a TV news reporter with expert journalism advice from an experienced broadcast journalist in this free television career video clip.

(152) I was a copy editor there. It was my first job in journalism.

(153) A military interpreter before he switched to journalism, he was streetwise; a Shiite who lived in a Sunni neighbourhood; a survivor.

(154) He graduated from the University of Chicago and served in the Army from 1951 to 1953 before beginning his journalism career at the Bloomington (Ill.) Pantagraph.

(155) Academic research, journalism articles and everyday conversation often use the word "homeless, " "beggar" and "panhandler" to describe the same group.

(156) But it was apparently misplaced or ignored for several weeks, according to research done by Joseph Campbell, a journalism professor at American University.

(157) William Boot demanded of the Daily Beast's foreign editor on being invited to report on an African civil war in Scoop, Evelyn Waugh's immortal 1938 comic novel of journalism.

(158) Learn how to use a tripod for a TV news report with expert journalism advice from an experienced broadcast journalist in this free television career video clip.

(159) Take challenging composition courses (not just creative writing courses, but classes in journalism, technical writing, etc.) so you can "speak" journalese, UNese, legalese, etc.

(160) In the information age, international journalism figures more and more valuably in the process of building a nations status and prestige, which has been realized by scholars concerned.

(161) Wheal is right to flag up death-knock journalism as problematic.

(162) Innovations in medicine, science, and development could all be achieved if only currently hidden data were made available. Data-driven journalism could be the first step in realizing this dream.

(163) The president stood beside a parcel of cleared ground near the White House, preparing to lay the cornerstone of a federal office building and to plant an enduring epithet on investigative journalism.

(164) The importance of a comparative approach is often neglected in the study of the history of journalism.

(165) She graduated from the University of Idaho in 1987 with a degree in journalism, and worked briefly as a TV sportscaster in Anchorage and a commercial fisherman before pursuing a career in politics.

(166) I returned to school. I earned a master's degree in journalism and took the first job offered, as a sports writer.

(167) Learn how to use an ear piece as a TV news reporter with expert journalism advice from an experienced broadcast journalist in this free television career video clip.

(168) Having grasped the basics of auto-focus, they rush to portray human suffering, attempting to find a niche in the hierarch of international journalism.

(169) With the professionalisation of journalism in the early 20th century came a more detached style of reporting.

(170) The organization is deepsintosa long self-analysis known as the journalism credibility project.

(171) The moral lapse issue in netnews writing has become an important aspect of the journalism field in the information age.

(172) His unique application of musical processes, journalism and montage allows his works to transcend categorisation .

(173) The fine lines between journalism, blogging, and writing a book have just become even more blurred thanks to a new tool called Anthologize.

(174) The Atlantic frets that the Murdoch model will sacrifice "responsible, serious journalism" and damage public life in the process. Mr Murdoch's defenders regard this as self-important tosh.

(175) First, Bel-Ami exposed the sleaziness of journalism, which was nothing but the organs of numerous classes and parties from the very day it was born.

(176) This can be consistent with journalism ethics but only if the news organization distinguishes between advocacy and reporting.

(177) Learn about audio booth recording for TV news with expert journalism advice from an experienced broadcast journalist in this free television career video clip.

(178) Journalism faculty spokeswoman Larisa Bakulina slammed the calendar as a "work of erotic tastelessness."

(179) It will be the main developing tendency to realize mutual-benefit and complement each other by competition and co-operation between the netnews and the traditional journalism.

(180) Journalism, however, does often capture art in real life. Photojournalism is one means of doing that. Writing that's grounded in factual reporting is another.

(181) The lead-in in journalism is an important component in news text. It has the first effect to lead and attract readers.

(182) Learn how to use microphones for a TV news report with expert journalism advice from an experienced broadcast journalist in this free television career video clip.

(183) Learn news reading tips for a TV news reporter with expert journalism advice from an experienced broadcast journalist in this free television career video clip.

(184) Learn How to find stories as a TV news reporter with expert journalism advice from an experienced broadcast journalist in this free television career video clip.