Sentence examples for Go on news from inspiring English sources

It's not enough for me to tweet and go on news shows talking about my work.

With nothing better to go on, news agencies were left to report numbers with a precision that would later seem absurd.

Banner ads pimping Twitter will go on news sites about big global events ripe for tweeting.

It used to take a lot of motivation to go on news websites, and watching TV news wasn't much of an option at boarding school.

HRC also launched a wonderful video which throws "shade" at religious right groups and their phony "policy experts," i.e. the spokespeople they employ to go on news programs and in front of state and federal legislative bodies to spread their homophobic talking points.

With Twitter, he went on, news from one colonist's bulletin board could automatically show up on another's.

Dell Computer and I.B.M. suffered in the early going on news that Prudential Securities lowered fourth-quarter estimates for the two computer makers.

As the day went on, news came in of attacks by radicals on the US embassy in Cairo, a response to a film, the Innocence of Muslims, released in America which mocked Muhammad.

The station has already felt the impact of budget cuts – its direct programme spend of about £80m (of which about £30m goes on news) has been reduced by about 12% in real terms since 2004, Damazer reckons.

Though she is reportedly a model, most people only know Amber Rose because she dates rappers and goes on news shows to talk about them.

But now people generally expect good economic news to go on forever.