Sentence examples for Extra news from inspiring English sources
The crash drew extra news media scrutiny after one of the young victims was mistakenly identified as a survivor until her parents discovered that the severely injured woman they had been caring for was actually another student.
The Red Sox issued more than 200 extra news media credentials, bringing the total to around 450, which made for a larger contingent than the one that worked the division series between the Red Sox and Oakland Athletics last October.
Formula One is working overtime to please: extra news conferences have been organized by the teams in hotels, and the usual 15-minute news conferences at the track are lasting three times as long to accommodate American reporters who rarely cover the series in Europe.
Depending on what version of the test you're seeing you'll either get a free Highlight, or have to pay a dollar or two for the extra news feed prevalence.
His stock response to the committee's concerns about divisive political ads was that Facebook believes "radical transparency" is the fix — also dropping one tidbit of extra news on that front in his written testimony by saying Facebook will roll out an authentication process for political advertisers in the UK in time for the local elections in May 2019.
Chiefly, that calling Clinton by her honorific, "Secretary," is basic protocol and hardly deserving of extra news coverage.
This must come as extra good news to Robert Thurman.
Murray Meets is a daily interview with a sportsperson, available as a separate podcast with extra sports news and daftness.
Examples for the kitchen table include a wall including shelves of kids games, a wall including everything that makes doing homework easier, a kitchen wall with extra scheduling news and last minute homework resources.
According to the research, generating buzz well before the phone's launch is a good way to maintain top of mind with consumers, finding that an extra 1,000 news stories leading up to launch will generate a 9percentt boost in sales.
Finding out your kid has a rare and deadly blood disorder is scary enough, but for Jenny Dinh, there was extra bad news.
