Sentence examples for In news of from inspiring English sources

In news of actual relevance to this game: Louis Saha will get his first start for his new club and, if form is anything to by, will be back in the Everton quack's office by 6.53pm this evening.

We are steeped in news of murder, genocide and earthquakes.

Meanwhile in news of absolutely no relevance to this contest... judy murray (@judmoo) I'm decent at ping pong but @andy_murray just destroyed me....with his left hand.

But in the interim, her ever-present smile, with bright brown eyes surrounded by long, dark hair, could already be seen in news of charitable events in the Hamptons and Manhattan.

Mark Rees, meanwhile, sends in news of Chorley player Stuart Tulloch, who recently pulled off the impressive feat of getting booked for excessive celebrations while sitting on the bench.

Ministers and their congregants, caught up in the early stages of a religious revival now known as the Second Great Awakening, gloried in news of Paine's physical and mental decline, conjuring up a drunk, unshaven, and decrepit Paine, writhing in agony, begging, "Oh, Lord, help me!

Probably.Back in Auckland, I tune in to news of Monday's aftershocks, which top 6.3 magnitude.

This study investigated the effects of a human interest frame and types of crisis in news coverage of a corporate crisis on people's responses to the crisis.

She uses the example of tense selection in news reporting of war to identify contextual pressures in register that seem to motivate the choice of tense.

In July 1912, news of the new nickel became public, and coin-operated machine manufacturers sought information.

While the patients were living in temporary quarters in Ingushetia, news of the impending separation arrived.