How To Use Corespondent In A Sentence
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“I could name you as corespondent in the divorce case, you know?”
The New Yorker Stories
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The Vienna corespondent of The Times says perquisitions and arrests continue in the villayet of Adrianopole.
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There was a little dust-up in May 1901 when Flagler, seventy-one years old, was named as a corespondent in a Syracuse, New York, divorce.
Dream State
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Don't you think 'corespondent' rather a good generic term for 'man of letters,' from the point of view of the country-town newspaper reader? ...
Familiar Letters of William James II
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Yet in Dietrich — who was named a corespondent by von Sternberg ' s wife in her divorce action — the director found a lover whose only obsession was with herself.
The Unhappiest Man in Hollywood
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A Newsnight piece did give half a nano second to the relevant BBC World Service Africa corespondent and he listed it amongst others, but Newsnight left his single comment hanging.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
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First he was going to be corespondent, and of course he absolutely adored that.
Sudden Rain
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The good news is James Deckert will be a special Major Spoilers corespondent for Planet Comic Con, and should have something special for us over the weekend.
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Her family were not overjoyed when she decided to become a foreign corespondent.
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