Sentence examples for down news from inspiring English sources
News on paper goes down; news on screens goes up.
And Mr. Trump's personal lawyers have sought to play down news of Mr. Flynn's potential cooperation.
Before that event had had time to die down, news broke of the contamination of bottled Coca Cola.
They allowed authorities to shut down news media outlets after two warnings for anything deemed as biased campaign coverage.
Just on Saturday, the president, seeking to play down news reports about Mr. Mandela's deteriorating health, described his condition as "serious but stable".
On Saturday, the president, seeking to play down news reports about Mr. Mandela's deteriorating health, described his condition as "serious but stable".
That is the boiled-down news of the speech last night.
Some no longer come out in print at all, existing only as online papers or as scaled-down news blogs.
Launched by the Spice Girls, famed for its "three Fs" and mocked, initially, for its dumbed-down news.
The cuts are expected to impact the BBC's coverage of the US presidential election, with a pared-down news team sent to report on the November ballot.
The rest of the reading-comprehension materials included passages from watered-down news articles or biographies, bastardized novels, memos or brochures — passages chosen not for emotional punch but for textual complexity.
