Sentence examples for bulletin read from inspiring English sources

For example, the April 19, 2000, bulletin read, in part: While his health has been better, Ray Paul seems to be doing very well.

The news was first relayed to the British public by the BBC in a special midday bulletin, read by John Snagge: "'D' Day has come.

11.55am BST The news of the Normandy landings was first relayed to the British public by the BBC in a special midday bulletin, read by John Snagge: "D-day has come.

The headline of the delegation's first bulletin read "Towards a Federal Government of Europe".

He attacked the management brought to the Bulletin after the McLeans essentially gave away the failing paper in 1980 to Florida's Charter Co. Highly repetitious, Robert McLean's Bulletin reads a bit like an unedited manuscript which it probably was, since the book was issued by a vanity publisher.

On the airport's English-language website, a bulletin reads: "Notice for passengers: Donetsk airport has been temporarily suspended.

Advertised as "America's finest news podcast", the Onion's daily bulletins read by bombastic anchor Doyle Redland do their bit for keeping the people of the world informed about essential current affairs with 50-second clips such as "FBI: Muslims May Be Creating Nuclear Families" and "Obese Children Brought In To Lap Up Sugar-Fat Spill".

His notice on the university's online bulletin board read: "Anyone interested in improving the GFW.

A bulletin board read, in large red letters, "2015 Congrats Grads!" A Bible rested undisturbed on one of the tables, but most of the furniture was riddled with gunfire.

At Edgemont High School in Scarsdale, where Mr. Collins will be meeting with students next fall, the poems from Poetry 180 are put into the daily bulletin and read by teachers to their classes in the morning.

Santos invited 50 friends over for a party and posted a bulletin that read "If you're in the L.A. area, if you're a Silent Civilian fan, show up at this address" two hours before filming.