Sentence examples for a news column from inspiring English sources

Tiny black marks, no wider or higher than a five-letter word in a news column, have been appearing throughout the pages since Monday.

PAGE B2 Toyota Said to Weigh U.S. Shake-Up B2 Breakingviews.com B2 Advertising An Ad Styled as News Content The Los Angeles Times ran a front-page ad on Thursday that resembled a news column.

IN a move that raised questions about how far newspapers would go to please advertisers, The Los Angeles Times ran a front-page ad on Thursday that resembled a news column.

You can do things in an opinion column that you can't do in a news column.

When the paper's editors decided to debut a news column in 1943 that would mix gossip with breaking news, they turned to Kupcinet.

Add a news column to the home page of your site with latest headlines flashing on the screen.

It's already very difficult to get readers interested in Africa (whenever I write about Africa, my column readership plunges), and a good news column not tied to a crisis ("Benin Thrives!") would frankly have zero readership.

It is the first time the newspaper has run a mock news column on its front page as an ad, although the paper has been running front-page ads since 2007.

A tireless theatergoer and fervent theater supporter, Mr. Little wrote a theater news column for The New York Herald Tribune from 1958 to 1966, when the paper folded, and then turned to longer-form writing.

Yet this is a good news column.

Yet this is a "good news" column.