Usage examples of "brown envelope journalism" in English with translation to Russian

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I think he is Mr Brown. Я думаю, он — мистер Браун.
I opened the envelope and pulled out a letter. Я открыл конверт и достал письмо.
Game designer, Nicky Case, known for the Coming Out Simulator, has decided to release a game about modern journalism. Геймдизайнер Никки Кейс, известный по игре Coming Out Simulator решил выпустить игру о современной журналистике.
The dog is brown, small and thin. Собака коричневая, маленькая и худая.
Tom sealed the envelope. Том заклеил конверт.
After he was detained, his newspaper published two front-page appeals for his release, saying it backed his journalism. После того как он был задержан, его газета опубликовала на первой полосе два призыва к его освобождению, заявив, что она поддерживает его журналистскую деятельность.
The leaves go brown in fall. Осенью листья становятся коричневыми.
I wrote the wrong address on the envelope. Я написал на конверте неправильный адрес.
This report was made possible thanks to a journalism award from the Canada health research institutes. Создание этого репортажа стало возможным благодаря журналистскому гранту от Института исследований здоровья Канады.
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. Быстрая серая лиса перепрыгивает прямо через ленивую собаку.
Who has torn the envelope open? Кто открыл конверт?
The inventor of Coming Out Simulator will release a game about modern journalism Создатель Coming Out Simulator выпустит игру о современной журналистике
This coffee is brown. Это кофе – коричневое.
He cut the envelope open. Он взрезал конверт.
I will admit that it is theoretically possible for RT to achieve a lower standard of professionalism than the “serious” broadcast journalism I witnessed on CBS the other night, but I’m not sure how it could do so without running afoul of the FCC’s decency guidelines. Я, конечно, не отрицаю, что теоретически RT способен сотворить что-нибудь еще менее профессиональное, чем то, что я увидел на CBS, но тогда им, наверное, пришлось бы нарушить действующие на телевидении правила относительно непристойностей в эфире.
I want brown shoes, not black ones. Я хочу коричневые туфли, не чёрные.
I need an envelope, a piece of paper, and pencil or a pen. Мне нужен конверт, лист бумаги, карандаш или ручка.
The “serious” journalism on CBS prominently featured some poor guy standing chest deep in water giving an update about the flooding in North Dakota (did his physically standing in the flood waters really add anything to the reporting? Would people really have said “nah, everything’s fine up there” if the reporter had stood near the flooded street and submerged houses and simply pointed at them?) and also included a several minute long segment about a shark sighting in Orlando. «Серьезный» телеканал CBS показал репортера, стоящего по грудь в воде и рассказывающего о наводнении в Северной Дакоте. (Обязательно ли ему было стоять в воде? Может, если бы репортер не залез в воду, а просто стоял бы рядом с затопленными домами и показывал на них, зрители дружно сказали бы: «Врут они все, нет там никакого наводнения»?) Еще несколько минут канал рассказывал о том, что в Орландо видели акулу.
His shoes are brown. Его ботинки коричневые.
I forgot to attach a stamp to the envelope. Я забыл наклеить марку на конверт.
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