The political scandal was brought to light by two journalists.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The political scandal was brought to light by two journalists.

The reporter soon got wind of the scandal.

The whole cabinet resigned (on) the day the news of the scandal was published.

The journalists excoriated the politician for the scandal.

The newspaper assigned reporters to stake out the politician's home.

The reporter wrote up the event for his paper.

The journalist put some questions to the politician about the scandal.

One of the Cabinet members was indiscreet [imprudent] enough to leak the Government decision to the press.

The pressroom was filled with reporters.

In the turmoil of the election, articles on the Tokyo summit were thrust away to the inside pages of the newspapers.

The weekly magazine featuring the scandal sold well.

The journal article unmasked the corrupt politician

At the press conference the couple strongly denied the rumors that they were going to divorce [rumors of a divorce].

The reporter shot questions at the politician.

The reporter filed his story just before the paper went to press.

The reporter used his keen nose to sniff [ferret] out additional material.

The journalist was too upset to distinguish vice from virtue.

He leaked the news to the press.

The journalist was calm even in an emergency.

She sued the paper for libel.

a journalist who writes about political matters or economic

The editors of the left-leaning paper attacked the new House Speaker

The President evaded [sidestepped] the pressman's pointed questions by a clever piece of repartee.

The newsman has a nose for news.

He was admitted into the brotherhood of reporters.

The editors of the paper spew out hostile articles about the Presidential candidate

A good reporter must be able to smell out a story.

they accused the paper of biased coverage of race relations

The director wanted the local Asahi reporter to go to the scene of the crime.

That reporter has a nose for news.