Sentence examples for familiar news from inspiring English sources

A survey to be released this week bears familiar news: for the sixth year in a row, New Jersey drivers paid the highest automobile insurance premiums in the nation in 1998.

It's familiar news by now.

The bombing of abortion clinics became familiar news.

Managers and fill-ins replaced familiar news readers on other shows.

The affinity of art and industry is familiar news by now.

It is familiar news along these waters, fodder for cautionary tales drummed into the minds of local children.

There is, inevitably, some familiar network news footage, collected from 16 news organizations.

That phrase is familiar from news coverage, but may be fresh to "Tonight" viewers.

A print newspaper (say the Indy) has a familiar structure: news home and away, opinion, cartoons, pictures, puzzles, the arts, business and sport.

He's rather dapper and has those rich, plummy Tory tones that are so familiar from news bulletins of the Eighties and he launches straight into his deep and undying love for Margaret Thatcher.

Michael Califra New York, May 22, 2009 • To the Editor: Re "Changes Planned for Guantánamo Trials May Lead to Familiar Challenges" (news article, May 19): The Obama administration has embarked on a fool's errand trying to devise military commissions that are seen as fair.