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In 2004, he moved back to Sydney as a senior reporter covering business news.

Now, after almost nine years' hard work, I have arrived at the lofty position of senior reporter.

In 1998, Eichenwald was named to the Times' senior reporter program.

Newsroom reaction, said one senior reporter, was "very negative."

It recently hired two senior reporters from The Journal News.

Another calls one senior reporter a "Republican operative."

She was later promoted to the position of senior reporter where she served until late nineties.

He subsequently worked as a senior reporter for The Jerusalem Report.

He remains one of the more senior reporters of the network with over 10 years of experience in the media industry.

He was on leave from his job as a senior reporter for Knight-Ridder Financial.

Liu was known for exposing government corruption when a senior reporter at the People's Daily newspaper.

Adam Pincus is the magazine's most senior reporter.

Journalism is an act of faith in the future; I'm a senior reporter at The Guardian.

Matt will continue to be a fill-in presenter and senior reporter with Ten News.

Hatcher's job after being a radio presenter was as a senior reporter and journalist for the Seven Network.

He is a senior reporter.

In 1998 he 'transferred' and became a senior reporter for Manchester United TV.

They were once skeptical of the initiative, and some senior reporters did not enjoy reliving their youths at suburban zoning meetings.

Brown is a senior reporter and anchor for CTV News.

Mr. Lee is currently a senior reporter with the Huffington Post.

Matt Doran is a senior reporter and presenter with Network Ten.

Kendall Hill is senior reporter on the 'Sydney Morning Herald'.

She is a senior reporter at Forbes in Manhattan and an editor of its Forbes 400 list.

Several senior reporters have left CKNW for other opportunities.

Dan Wootton, senior reporter at Broadcast, criticised the decision, calling it "wimpy".

He is a former director of human resources and a senior clerk.

He might have been any senior clerk in any business.

Senior clerks from the mill and their wives, looking very self-conscious.

A senior clerk should clear the machines and then reset them to zero at various times during the day.

"I think you're going to have to take him in hand," the judge told his senior clerk, who had already grasped the younger man's obsession.

The senior clerk quickly rose to his feet.

In the lobby, the doorman passed them on to a senior clerk who was waiting by the desk.

Normally, a senior clerk sat there, but whoever that was, she or he had left no imprint on the room at all.

He had just established his senior clerk there to manage a branch of his trade.

Instead he worked as a lay priest and as a senior clerk for a shipping line.

Gideon gave his name to the senior clerk.

Two civilian police staff are employed, one as senior clerk and the other as licensing officer.

Over them are the senior clerks, spared by their subordinates' efforts from any such grueling labor.

The one senior clerk wore a jacket with wide fur cuffs, showing that she didn't need to use her hands.

The double was a slow one, barely a rapid walk, and the senior clerk puffed between each short sentence from the effort of it.

He fumbled in the purse hanging from his belt and tossed a gold piece to the senior clerk.

In 1868, MacArthur succeeded his brother as senior clerk.

At the appointed hour, the post-master and his six senior clerks positioned themselves facing the gateway.

This probably occurred against the will of the Douglas family, to whom Cavan was a senior clerk.

His father was a senior clerk for international mail with the Postal Service in Manhattan.

She was the senior clerk for Justice Elizabeth Knight.

He looks at the senior clerk.

A group of 20 barristers normally employs one senior clerk and one or two junior clerks.

It was basically a senior clerk!

She is a senior clerk in South Western Railway Zone.