Sentence examples for extended news from inspiring English sources

News organisations with their roots in print can often approach documentaries as if they are extended news articles.

Some of the books were extended news bulletins, others were closely argued treatises; almost all advocated a politics to the left of the Labour party.

If you're the sort of traditional PBS viewer who likes extended news broadcasts, say, or cooking shows, old movies and shows about animals gnawing each other on the veld, cable now offers channels devoted just to your interest.

The British elections of 1983 and 2001 in particular were more or less pre-ordained as Tory and Labour victories respectively, but the networks were committed by regulatory remit and tradition to run extended news bulletins and numerous specials to scrutinise these foregone conclusions.

Wednesday's affair was more like Trump on the campaign trail last year, or from the sole extended news conference he has held since his November election, in which he used the forums to brag about his successes while attacking political opponents and the news media.

The programme's share of viewing is a stable 4 per cent, and its average audience, at 579,000, is down only 2 per cent year-on-year, despite the five-month trial of the extended News At Ten.

Hall gets his proper governing board, bristling with non-execs and able to take decisions – on pay, on creative services or closing channels or extending news bulletins – without passing them back and forth to other bodies as months and years drip away.

Radio Free Europe, which had broadcast news in Serbian from midnight until 2 a.m. local time, but extended its news transmissions until 5 a.m., cut back on Jan . 2by two and a half hours, going off the air at 2 a.m.

Who says the New Zealand holiday period is nothing but an extended slow news week made up of pet capers and teen misadventures?

Michael Trapido in the Mail & Guardian has picked up on the fact that Brian Ashton's contract will be extended: "Wonderful news!

Google News has broken free from its temporal chains; no longer content to display search results from a measly month of prior news, the service has signed with a number of partners to offer news search extending back into early last century.