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TV reporter

NOUN
  1. someone who reports news stories via television

How To Use TV reporter In A Sentence

  • MIAMI -- Roosters on the loose in South Florida have been giving some residents what they call grating, early morning On Camera: TV Reporter Catches Chicken "Our kids are in college now. Channel3000.com - Local News
  • From a motorway bridge, a seething sea of cars backstopping some TV reporter's lament on ‘increasing traffic chaos’ has become a multisensory cliché.
  • If there had been TV reporters and satellite uplinks on Columbus' voyage, most of the coverage would have dealt with scurvy and the lack of an exit strategy.
  • He's willing to let TV reporters into the chamber for special events and high-profile debates on a case-by-case basis, and he will let them have "stakeout" locations in heavily trafficked parts of the Capitol. C-SPAN denied cameras in the House of Representatives, again
  • Journalists did not fare much better in public approval. TV reporters (23 percent) and newspaper reporters (21) ranked below auto mechanics (26) and nursing home operators (24) on the list.
  • These people are fictional characters parading around and pretending to be newcasters. beck calls himself a comedian, bill was a trash tv reporter, newt is a disgraced politician and the rest are just has beens who can't see the truth or just don't care to. Networks respond to false Fox ad
  • Seconds later, He wet his finger and stuck it in the ear of an unsuspecting TV reporter.
  • Remember when a TV reporter happened upon a casket that contained a number of intimate items allegedly belonging to a prominent female citizen?
  • She was a TV reporter and worked long hours.
  • Shelby: No wonder the TV reporter is standing in a boat talking to the camera.
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