Bradlee

Bradlee

美 　英

• 網絡李秀珢；李秀垠；李浩光先生

例句

Though retired from his executive editor duties, Bradlee's heart still belongs to the only daily newspaper for which he ever worked.

布拉德利雖然已從執行總編的崗位上退休，但他的心思顯然還在他為之工作過的唯一一份日報上。

But Bradlee added that governments overdo claiming threats to national security to try to suppress unfavorable articles.

不過，他也指出，政府有時濫用國家安全威脅的理由，以試圖封鎖被其視為不利的文章。

Most reporters and editors, Bradlee said, are reluctant to hold a story unless overriding national security interests intervene.

他說，大部分記者和編輯不愿意扣壓一篇稿件，除非涉及重大的國家安全利益。

Ben Bradlee, the longtime Washington Post editor, is a vice president at the newspaper and former Washington bureau chief of NEWSWEEK.

本·布萊德里，美國《華盛頓郵報》多年的編輯，同時也是該報紙副總裁，華盛頓《新聞周刊》的前任總編。

In the late 1930s, a group of 268 promising young men, including John F. Kennedy and Ben Bradlee, entered Harvard College.

21世紀30年代末，268名大有希望的青年進入了哈佛大學，其中包括約翰?F?肯尼迪和本?布萊德利[1]。

What still excites him about journalism, Bradlee said, is that "high energy pays off" for getting a good story.

布拉德利表示，至今他仍然情系新聞事業的原因是：為完成一篇優秀的報道，付出大量精力是物有所值。