Sentence examples for circulating news from inspiring English sources

The Dean campaign is now circulating news accounts of its own, which highlight Dr. Dean staunchly criticizing Mr. Gingrich and his "Contract With America".

Obscene cartoons, jokes, songs and thousands of scandal sheets were the vehicle for circulating news, gossip and anecdotes about the ancien régime, from Marie Antoinette's athletic sexual escapades to tales of gambling, corruption and despotism at court.

I started as the media monitor, pulling and circulating news clips, until Dan Pfeiffer, then the President's communications director, spotted me late one evening and told me I looked like death.

In developing media strategy, APHRC identified the need to go beyond the more conventional approaches to media engagement, such as circulating news releases, writing newspaper stories, and holding press conferences, in order to address the challenges of low motivation and weak capacity among targeted practitioners in the media.

They also receive an e-mail account that they can use on the site to circulate news among their cohorts, or alert them to new photos they have posted on their personal pages.

After stabbing the 14-year-old in the neck, Daynes posted pictures of the body to at least two people and circulated news of Breck's death online.

In recent weeks, after protesters discovered his hidden identity and circulated news that he was a police agent, Kennedy is said to have "gone native".

Hunko said today he had asked those questions after activists in Nottingham unmasked Kennedy in October and circulated news of their findings.

In Washington, some Republicans circulated news clips from his 1982 Senate campaign, when Mr. Lautenberg made repeated references to the age of his opponent, Millicent Fenwick, who was 72 at the time.

Rumours about his condition circulated, news teams were scrambled from around the world and South Africans braced for the worst, with crowds gathering outside the hospital and some saying it was time to "let him go".

With his great life hanging by a thread, rumours circulated, news teams scrambled from around the world and South Africans braced themselves for the worst, with crowds laying flowers outside the hospital and some saying it was time to "let him go".