He believed that a newspaper corespondent cared for his country's honour more than for news.

After all, he had to take it seriously; if she took it to court, he might be hailed in as the corespondent.

Lister was a prolific corespondent.

She is currently one of the International Corespondent for Pakistan on CNN.

"If we were in England, Harry would help my marriage by being my corespondent, the 'other man.'

Paigion went on to make a total of 11 appearances on BET's 106 & Park as a corespondent.

In November 2011, Paigion received her first shot at television on BET's 106 and Park as a corespondent after a successful screen test.

Membru - Corespondent al Academiei Internaţionale de Cadre (Kiev, 2000).

The Don Hamingson Literary Showcase presents James Gerstenzang, White House corespondent for the Los Angeles Times.

New York Times, Lionel Barrymore Divorced In 14 Days; Name of Corespondent Is Not Disclosed, December 22, 1922, Page 1.

Henry Brandon, an authority on world affairs who was the longtime Washington corespondent of the British newspaper The Sunday Times, died yesterday at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery in London.

In commenting on the contour of the mummy's face, M. Verhaeren suggested a whimsical comparison; or rather, expressed a humorous wonder just how it would strike his corespondent, but was too much interested scientifically to waste many words in levity.

Its architectural style is a Neo-Renaissance of romantic inspiration that can find a corespondent in 19th century ideals with the monumental Gothic Revival of Schloss Neuschwanstein in Bavaria, ironically called a castle as well.

Tara Shannon McKelvey (born in Kansas City, Missouri) is an American journalist who is a corespondent for Newsweek/Daily Beast and has reported on topics which include national-security issues from the Middle East, South Asia and Russia.

For that episode, Weekend Update received a one-time name and set change to Saturday Night NewsLine, and featured three segments: science edition, hosted by Dr. Jonathan Lear (Mark King), arts and leisure corespondent Bill Murray, and news by Rocket.

"When was the next occasion on which you saw the co-respondent?"

"And what damages do you say the co-respondent should be ordered to pay?"

He was later named as co-respondent in what became a high-profile divorce case.

He wanted a "Co-respondent's" car to add a little glamour to the product line.

The state of the Country was a curious kind of co-respondent.

"And that had nothing to do with the co-respondent?"

It will be difficult to decide on the co-respondent, of course; one doesn't usually have such a rich and varied choice.

What drew your attention to this gentleman as a possible co-respondent?"

It was the same ship as that in which my wife and the co-respondent came to England."

There's no point in dwelling on this or giving the name of the man I cited as co-respondent.

It informed me that I was to be cited as co-respondent in an action for divorce.

"No thought of the co-respondent, when you took them?"

By 1911, no longer living with his wife and family, he was involved as co-respondent in a much-publicised divorce case.

And there you spent the time from soon after eleven to nearly midnight with the co-respondent?"

Was that the only time the co-respondent came to your state-room?"

The hero is mistaken for a professional co-respondent in the divorce case of the woman he loves.

Even though no one needed a co-respondent in divorce cases these days, Annie was beginning to feel like one.

Now, with the changes effected in section 11, the woman is also to be impleaded as a co-respondent.

"Did you tell him that the co-respondent had helped you distemper the walls?"

The descriptors are tightly bound, co-respondent, as we say.

You have said that until you saw him on the ship you had never seen the co-respondent.

He was named a co-respondent in at least two divorces, the husbands charging adultery.

Marcelle threatens to name Krista as a co-respondent in her lawsuit.

Actress Jule Power was named as co-respondent in her suit.

He looks to me as if he wouldn't like a co-respondent who hadn't given notice of his intentions to the petitioner.