Sentence examples for a new breaking from inspiring English sources

Mixx, a Digg-like site that ranks news stories based on reader voting, will launch a new "breaking news" feature later today that should get real news onto the home page very, very fast.

Facebook is set to kill its "trending" news section next week after four years and is testing a new breaking news feature that could replace it.

While continuing afternoon anchor duties, Shep was also tasked with creating and leading a new breaking news division.

The immediate future for Parnell, who has two minor league options remaining, could hinge on his ability to add a new breaking ball to his repertory.

Lovato, who is spreading awareness about the mental illness, said that she had been "a couple years" out of inpatient treatment when her friends noticed that she had reached a new breaking point.

YouTube claims it has already made progress in this area by better surfacing content from authoritative news sources on the homepage in a new "Breaking News" section as well as in search.

One of those efforts is a new breaking-news notification experiment called @eventparrot. .

Has Mr Meyer the support, organisation and clout to lead a new break-away party?

Julian Block, a tax lawyer in Larchmont, N.Y., pointed out a new break for the self-employed, for 2010 only.

This led to a new break (1283) between the churches of Constantinople and Rome under the Byzantine emperor Andronicus II.

But he promises a new break for taxpayers making less than $200,000 — an annual tax credit of $500 a worker, or $1,000 per working couple.