Sentence examples for about newsworthy from inspiring English sources

The magazine features a column of notes about newsworthy Canadians.

In Time's "bio files" is a collection of facts about newsworthy tycoons, cinemactors, tennists, and the like.

The New Yorker, May 5 , 1945P. 15 In Time's "bio files" is a collection of facts about newsworthy tycoons, cinemactors, tennists, and the like.

By D. Gardigan and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, May 5 , 1945P. 15 In Time's "bio files" is a collection of facts about newsworthy tycoons, cinemactors, tennists, and the like.

"But, if context does matter, which is the case for most things that are about newsworthy events, nobody has a piece of software that can replace humans"." Internet platforms like Facebook and Twitter play an ever-increasing role in our lives, and mediate our personal and public communications.

The move follows Snapchat, another mobile-only-at-first service, bringing its Live stories about newsworthy events to the web last month.

All the feigned shock and awe about Rafael Palmeiro's steroid use is about as newsworthy as the runaway bride.

The governor's spokesman, Mr. McKeon, responded, "The fact that Carl McCall would play political games on the job is about as newsworthy as the sun coming up".

That's his opinion, which is about as newsworthy as anyone else's opinion.

What they are writing about isn't newsworthy, he says, they're motivated purely by greed.

Despite the fact that no one seemed more taken aback by the announcement that General Sir Richard Dannatt would be taking up a role as defence adviser to the Conservative party than its own shadow home secretary, the revelation that a British general is a Tory is about as newsworthy as "Dog Bites Man".