embedded journalists造句

• Gallego covered the 2003 invasion of Iraq as an embedded journalist.
• Sites is an embedded journalist currently in the employ of NBC News.
• Sanders was an embedded journalist during the war in Iraq.
• The use of embedded journalists in the Iraq war worked, Davis said.
• Although better protected, embedded journalists are not completely isolated from the dangers.
• Is this man a soldier oe an embedded journalist?
• Spurlock is also shown on a US Army patrol as an embedded journalist.
• "They don't want independent journalists, they want embedded journalists,"
• While some embedded journalists may see action, others may find nothing more dramatic than mail calls.
• An embedded journalist accompanies a squad on a raid to New Orleans, which has had reports of zombie activity.
• Hines was an embedded journalist during the Iraq war and became an international correspondent reporting from Asia and the Middle East.
• At the start of the war in March 2003, as many as 775 reporters and photographers were traveling as embedded journalists.
• Along with embedded journalists Jimmy and Bobby, Division 6 is sent to investigate reports of a family who are harboring reanimated members.
• In 2003 she was the only Spanish female journalist who covered the invasion of Iraq as an embedded journalist among the US troops.
• But journalists'expectations were high this time around because the U . S . military had promised unusual access with its embedded journalists.
• The ruling on his case upheld the military's position that there was no constitutionally protected right to be an embedded journalist ."
• "Embedded journalist " has gained enormous currency, said Glowka, an English professor at Georgia College & State University.
• Five Marines were killed in the initial ambush and nine more were wounded, an embedded journalist from the St . Louis Post-Dispatch reported.
• The proposed change would be " embedded journalist ", to be substaniated by a citation to the " Weekly Standard ".