Sentence examples for bulletin's from inspiring English sources

The Bulletin's hankies are supposed to be replicas of those heroic hankies.

The bulletin's Web site is generally subscription-only, but this issue can be read at no charge.

(Decisions on the clock are made by the Bulletin's board of directors and its sponsors, including 18 Nobel laureates).

But Kenny saved most of his anger for an ABC News bulletin's treatment of Cardinal George Pell.

There were also two complaints about a BBC1 6pm news bulletin's follow-up coverage on 24 May.

On June 25 , 1948 the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin's front-page, end-of-convention headline proclaimed, "Dewey Leaves, Sure He'll Win".

The agreement -- which hinges on Black's securing a newsprint contract and a labor pact with The Star-Bulletin's 90 newsroom employees by Nov. 30 -- caps an eight-month-long sale process supervised by United States Magistrate Barry Kurren.

And then, on the 8am bulletin, Seeger's credentials as an environmental activist - unfashionable at the time - were pointed out.

"Our bulletin board's character is that of an official Web site, which means that it represents the school.

For example in the high impact journal "Schizophrenia Bulletin" Kay's publication on the Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale (PANSS) for Schizophrenia is the most frequently cited article with more than 4000 citations (pubmed 05/2011) [ 1].

The Charlie Hebdo cover featured in a report towards the end of Thursday's bulletin by the BBC's religious affairs correspondent, Caroline Wyatt.