Sentence examples for devoted to news from inspiring English sources
Any one of these articles in a section supposedly devoted to news of New York and the region has its place.
The Kokang attack caused panic among wealthy ethnic Chinese families, and many fled the Wa region, according to the Shan Herald Agency for News, an online outlet devoted to news from northern Myanmar.
New York 1 is different though; it is New York City's first cable television channel strictly devoted to news.
BleedingCool.com is a Web site devoted to news, rumors and gossip about the comic book industry.
It will be devoted to news and pictures of celebrity mothers and their offspring.
His medium was LetsRun, a Web site devoted to news about élite track and distance running.
When the student newspaper, The Dartmouth, created a new beat devoted to New Hampshire news, Ms. Long persuaded the editors to give her the job.
I'll continue online as usual, producing Ink Spill, the section of my Web site devoted to New Yorker-cartoonist news and events.
There are only so many hours in a day that a person can devote to news for example.
When The Huffington Post announced the launch of a HuffPost Good News section "devoted to positive news, happy stories and uplifting opinion and commentary" and graciously invited me to submit a post, I immediately knew what I would write about.
With some notable exceptions — the Times, for example, maintains twenty-six bureaus overseas; the Washington Post has twenty-two — manewspapersers and news magazines also have cut back on resources devoted to foreign news.
