Sentence examples for example of news from inspiring English sources

SARS, a new and mysterious form of pneumonia, is an example of news that failed to do so.

2. Examine an example of news analysis by reading and discussing the beginning of the article "Wins Leave Kerry With 8-Month Challenge: Beat the Incumbent".

Worst cautionary example of news anchor reading jokes off autocue: Jeremy Paxman, who is not used to ad breaks, greeted Channel 4 viewers after one with "I'm David Dimbleby, this is BBC1, and you're drunk".

"That The New York Times would find the secretary's misstatement and the subsequent effort to set the record straight is of interest is a shameless example of news that is sought during the dog days of August in Washington," another Pentagon spokesman, Eric Ruff, said.

Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on initial journal writing, thoughtful participation in class discussions, careful breakdown of an example of news analysis, and thoughtful completion of their own news analysis of the 2004 presidential election using original sources and conclusions.

Gourley gave me the example of news coverage to make a similar point.

I was making a somewhat frantic trans-Bass flight when I learned I was one of the 10 Australian media women nominated as a "frightbat" in this most recent example of news-blogger name-calling.

There have already been some peculiar examples of news not reported.

There are few examples of news media excesses in the coverage of the first family or those who are running to be one.

The history of the 20th century is littered with examples of news photographs and videos that have helped spur revolutions and provided images for billboards, museum halls and T-shirts.

After finding and documenting three examples of news coverage of the 2004 presidential election, they should examine the coverage, noting the amount of airtime or written coverage given to each candidate in the stories, and analyze each one in a paragraph.