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Sentence examples for bit of news from inspiring English sources

"bit of news" is a correct and common phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a piece or small amount of news or information. Example: "Did you hear the bit of news about the new store opening downtown tomorrow?".

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I see one little bit of news at a time.

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The Guardian

It will also contain one other bit of news.

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The New York Times - Arts

There was a bit of news coverage of that.

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The New York Times

But Henry also had a bit of news to share.

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The New Yorker

Now here's a bit of news we presume Whoopi Goldberg won't walk out on.

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The New York Times

"I kind of went blank getting the second bit of news," he recalled.

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The New York Times

On Thursday, one lobbyist sent an alert to companies waiting for any bit of news.

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The New York Times

Just after contacting the Vilenkins, I got another surprising bit of news: I was pregnant.

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The New York Times - Magazine

And the union could be easily thrown into a rage by a single bit of news.

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The New York Times

The only other bad bit of news for HBO — and the show's fans?

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The New York Times - Arts

In 1928, northern Brazil was captivated by an enticing bit of news.

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