Sentence examples for bulletin in which from inspiring English sources

After a cursory news bulletin, in which the public health implications of the "obesity epidemic" were illustrated by footage of a woman with a fat behind walking down a street, they showed a funny clip of two cats playing pat-a-cake, a useful public service for anyone not among the 11,468,922 people who have already viewed the sequence on YouTube.

Radio 4 newsreader Kathy Clugston also talked them through her upcoming 11 00 GMT news bulletin, in which the final item was a story about their visit.

Note that the locations in Fig. 2 are from seismological bulletins in which each event is located separately.

Started in 2005 by two University of Virginia graduates, Reddit is essentially an updated version of the electronic bulletin board in which registered users, anonymous or otherwise, can post a comment or a link on a topic deemed worthy (subjects vary from pornography to cat tricks to science).

I set up an excellent student work bulletin board in which I was putting up examples of excellent work … and so that's been nice to see some of their work and get a better whole picture of who they are as a student.

"The arrangement of desks, the format of bulletin boards, the position in which teachers should stand -- never sit of course except if you are sitting in a rocking chair when you are doing a read-aloud".

Rather, Taylor produced a rambling and somewhat self-serving 295-page history of the Bulletin's later years, in which he tried unsuccessfully to dodge blame for the paper's demise in 1982 after 135 years of publication.

Lyndell Brown and Charles Green, from Australia, contribute two large photographs of their own bulletin-board-style collages in which Indian and Western images overlap.

Amber alerts, in which bulletins about abductions are quickly distributed through the news and posted on highway signs, were named in recognition of Amber Hagerman, a 9-year-old Texas girl who was kidnapped and killed in 1996.

Delaney returned to the attack on the BBC in a bulletin dated yesterday (16 December) in which he alleged that the editor of Panorama, Tom Giles, had repeatedly threatened him with libel proceedings.

He then stuck a note to a bulletin board inside the stable in which he called the double dog murder "absolutely beautiful".