Sentence examples for dear news from inspiring English sources
Dear News Agencies, Newspapers and News Outlets, This morning's news is full of reports about the sale of a Picasso painting for $179 million dollars.
DealBook Dear News Corporation… | Reuters Breakingviews has written an open letter to News Corporation's nonexecutive directors advising them to hire an independent law firm, review the company's strategy and governance, and get a succession plan successfully in place.
Once you have shed all but your dearest hangers-on, the good news is that your $100,000 will buy you four swashbuckling days of sailing ecstasy aboard a 246-foot sea sled called the Phocea.
Message: Dear Dr. Steinman, I have good news for you.
November 14th Dearest Chase, I've got some good news and some bad news.
O dear, O dear, what an extraordinary reaction to what should be considered good news.
"You wouldn't give a misogynist a platform to debate against feminism with a woman who has experienced violence at the hands of men would you?" Dear television news producers.
The distinctions that the mainstream media hold dear-between news and opinion, journalism and political participation-would be immaterial; you'd have an unapologetic blend of journalism and politics.
Oh dear... Breaking news from Gisborne Herald in New Zealand pic.twitter.com/zY2nMIkUcD.
"I have some very big news, dear," she says.
