Sentence examples for bulletins I from inspiring English sources

All day long, between work and news bulletins, I restlessly Googled various combinations of the words "buy", "vintage", "bronze", "large" and "locket".

He writes: "After the first 237 incarnations on news bulletins, I struggled to see how this theme could be developed further, yet the BBC continued to lead with speculation about bizarre consequences of a Labour-SNP government for the economy, tax, and even road schemes.

She said she liked working in the BBC's newly-refurbished Broadcasting House in central London "because if I'm doing the six o'clock and 10 o'clock bulletins, I can slip out in-between to the Langham hotel bar across the road and have an evening cocktail … I only ever have the one".

The ideal deployment of resources is on the same day as the bulletin (i.e., zero), so the difference between responding right away and waiting for 2 days is expected to result in 76 % more subsequent residential theft from vehicle crime.

After watching the bulletin, I called him back and said I thought we had a problem.

Just want to remind you about that bulletin I posted Tuesday about the staff picture.

Then, four days after his release from prison, another surprise bulletin: "I became minister of youth and sports".

When I picked up a copy of the Australian magazine The Bulletin, I found a quoted passage which has haunted me for months.

Father Farren had tried a carom shot in his pamphleteering, declaring in the bulletin, "I am aware that I and no church authority may endorse candidates for political office".

Carey's bulletin — "I don't know what's going on with life" — took the form of an MP3 audio file that showed up on her official Web site.

Here is an extract from Randall Munroe's list of things to worry about, from his latest What If? about trying to slow down Jupiter's rotation:    And finally, thanks to GlennyRodge ‏for the latest medical bulletin: "I keep getting a rash every time I compare one thing with another.