Sentence examples for beloved news from inspiring English sources

They're my beloved news sources.

Divorcing his beloved News Corp. was out of the question.

At this stage, however, he has more important issues to deal with — namely, insuring the survival of himself and his family at the helm of his beloved News Corporation.

If Facebook can build a gadget that releases its beloved News Feed and Messenger from the confines of your phone, and makes them accessible with a glance or word at any time, it may have found how to make us spend even more time on its social network.

The beloved local news anchor Sue Simmons was forced off the air.

The social media site may be beloved of news organisations, celebrities, Islamist propagandists and trolls, but Twitter has a problem: it isn't growing its user base quickly enough and it isn't making enough money from those it does have to satisfy Wall Street.

Stewart has been at the helm of the beloved satirical news program for over 15 years.

While the report notes that Trump worked longer hours during the beginning of his presidency, he has demanded more "executive time," which is the fancy way of saying time spent tweeting, making phone calls, and watching his beloved cable news.

In the hours following the announcement that Noah would succeed Jon Stewart as the host of the beloved satirical news program, a number of tweets surfaced featuring the South African comic taking jabs at Jewish people and women.

The word "uppity," a word beloved by conservative news pundits, originated as a word used by Southerners in reference to African-Americans that they deemed didn't know their place in society.

Catching up with your favorite websites via RSS may have been too geeky a task for a mainstream user base, and therefore not a Google-scale business, leading the company to shut down its once-beloved RSS news-reader service, Google Reader last summer, as you may recall.