Sentence examples for Cronkite from high-quality English sources.

• Walter Cronkite did not report the news.

• Jimmy Carter awarded Cronkite the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

• Cronkite was the only newsman on the list.

• Cronkite was genuinely fascinated by space exploration.

• Cronkite published his autobiography, A Reporter’s Life, in 1996.

• At CBS News, in New York, Cronkite read the A.P. wire and was stunned.

• At first, Cronkite himself didn’t think the program had made much of an impact.

• (Actually, Cronkite had been losing the ratings race to NBC until very recently.)

Use Cronkite in a sentence.

• Either Cronkite was lying in his memoirs or this was a politically motivated rumor.

• “It can be said that Rather was the only man whom Cronkite despised,” Brinkley writes.

• Of the choices the company provided, Cronkite came out ahead, scoring seventy-three per cent.

• Cronkite attracted the attention of Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) vice president Edward R.

• Walter Cronkite, in full Walter Leland Cronkite, Jr., (born November 4, 1916, St.

• Douglas Brinkley says he got the idea to write a biography of Walter Cronkite from David Halberstam.

• Cronkite, like other journalists, seemed to believe he was talking to Ellsberg himself, Alperovitz said.

• Cronkite accepted, but when U.P. responded by giving him a raise Cronkite changed his mind.

Cronkite sentence examples

• Kennedy replied that he would if Cronkite would agree to run for the Senate from New York; Cronkite demurred.

• Broadcast network news lost viewers after Cronkite went off the air, but that wasn’t because people missed Cronkite.

• Cronkite became the anchorman of the CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite in 1962 and over the years became America’s most trusted journalist.

• The life he produced, “Cronkite” (HarperCollins), is long and hastily written, and it’s not immediately apparent what Brinkley’s take on Cronkite is.