As a lifelong journalist, Maria meticulously recorded her thoughts and small daily moments in a leather-bound notebook.

After studying ethics and investigative methods, she decided to pursue journalism to hold the powerful accountable.

The editor warned the reporters against slipping into too much journalese, urging them to let facts, not clichés, drive the story.

She wrote in her journal every night to record the small victories and challenges of the day.

The town held a journal market where vendors set up stalls at dawn.

When planning the harvest, the villagers estimated that the north field would require four journals to plow, since one journal equaled the amount of land a team could work in a single day.

Her latest column, a vivid exercise in gonzo journalism, mixes drug-fueled anecdotes with sharp cultural critique.

I journal my expenses every month to stay on top of my budget.

The university library added a new e-journal to its digital collections last month.

Some critics argue that chequebook journalism undermines public trust by rewarding sensationalism over truth.