He said nothing else, took no questions from reporters, and left.

And now a reporter wanted to know how she felt.

But reporters are going to have to report what they hear and see.

We've got reporters going out all over the place getting information.

For the last month, he has not been talking to reporters.

At the time, he did not know two reporters were present.

The reporter said he wanted to ask just one question.

But what if things got out of hand, a reporter asked.

She was a staff reporter for the Times from 1968 to late 1973.

What did he have to say about his children, reporters asked.

His parents found out after the fact, they told reporters.

Friends and family members at the house would not talk to reporters.

He did not make himself available to reporters after the game.

He was among the very best reporters I've ever known.

With those questions, reporters try to learn what you want to know.

He's not a reporter to let anyone else have the last word.

He has had a policy of never talking to reporters.

Never once did he say a kind word to the young reporter.

Do we need reporters to get between the two men?

But, when asked by reporters, he could not say how much the program would cost.

Most recently, however, I have been a reporter of my own life.

At the time, she was a college student working as a reporter.

So were a few of the reporters, but not for long.

A court reporter takes down the cases for the record.

The reporters went to him, not the other way around.