Sentence examples for bulletin like from inspiring English sources

He kept moving, breathing hard now, the sidewalk like a treadmill rolling under him, but he had to fight it, had to be quick because they'd have the cops after him in their patrol cars, an all-points bulletin like on TV, and they weren't going to be gentle with him, either.

There's even a bulletin board-like feature dubbed the "Wall," which is like a dumbed-down version of Facebook's own Wall, supporting only text posts and image uploads (the latter coming soon).

If that's too much for late-breaking bulletins like mine, bunched-up facts aren't.

Hollywood helped to narrate these changes, dispatching outré bulletins like "Easy Rider" and "Zabriskie Point," and movies — at least, in the eyes of a certain kind of critic — underwent the most exciting period of upheaval in years.

What she found - or did not find - ignited first a personal tragedy, then an international cause celebre, and finally a tragic whodunnit that would dominate British front pages and television news bulletins like no other story in 2007.

In the '90s, filmmakers made a broad, corny character of the Internet, studding movies with close-ups of on-the-nose screen bulletins like "Unrecognized System Virus" ("The Net," 1995) or "You Have Mail" ("You've Got Mail," 1998).

It's good to see the fringes of French society once branded as la racaille (scum) by Nicolas Sarkozy getting detailed consideration: not just in alarmist frontline bulletins like La Haine, but in convention-breaking arthouse fare like Céline Sciamma's Girlhood and, the ultimate sign of changing times, cheesy mainstream guff like Intouchables.

Disarming the monkey (ego) mind and unwinding from "very important" thought-bulletins like "I need a cup of coffee...Caffeine is bad...My back hurts..

In the beginning there was lettuce head - the middle-aged face of cyberpunk as imagined by Hampshire Police and now the Greater Manchester force - taking time out from issuing bulletins like 'call 1634 suspicious men carrying a snake, Bolton' - have tossed us something just as weird.

Yet most of the paintings are slightly more substantial, presenting bulletin-board-like arrangements of speakers' photographs and sound bites beneath the events' titles: "Extrasensory Reception," "From Bauhaus to Data," "Digital Diplomacy," "Understanding India".

She paints a bulletin-board-like homage to Piero della Francesca and finishes off an image of a black cupboard with a vase of white flowers and a wavering but electric green line.