Sentence examples for collating news from inspiring English sources

So I was intrigued to come across the pension tsunami website which does a good job (albeit with a right-wing slant) of collating news stories about the issue.

For readers who can understand Bosnian (not too hard if you know another Slavonic language) Bosnian Television is running a live feed collating protest news from around the country.

It breaks down the political jargon from world leaders, challenges the spin fed to us by governments and collates news from around the world so you don't have to.

So I do feel I should apologise to the algorithms that collate Google news stories, because I think I'm messing them up.

She reacted to the news by collating 228 of the English language's most withering words into a newspaper article about the town in which she (and I) grew up.

Mateen's bigotry, in the descriptions collated in the news reports, belonged to a familiar American strain, sometimes animated by religion but sometimes not.

The university created a separate page under its news and media section collating the official statements that LSE had made about its Libyan connections.

But the 171 pages of the report that were released contain only a fraction of what investigators know, said Dr. Steven Miles, a bioethicist from the University of Minnesota's medical school who has been collating accounts from human rights groups, testimony at military trials and news media interviews with witnesses.

At least that's the running joke on the internet, where Twitter accounts exist just to collate all the bizarre news coming out of my beloved home state.

So news story by news story, she collated their names.

Such instances highlight the importance of collating audience responses.