Sentence examples for fast news from inspiring English sources

Same Time, Different Station News travels fast; news anchors seem to travel faster.

I was always amazed by how fast news reached the Slows.

In the US especially, which has never had music weeklies such as NME, Pitchfork's fast news cycle makes it an unrivalled tastemaker.

Asic could take a day to get back to a reporter, often far too long to wait in the lightning fast news cycle.

I'm astonished that the article about Anna Hazare's popular anti-corruption movement in India asserts that his efforts may have exposed, among other things, "a lack of public confidence in the efficacy of India's democratic institutions, if not a lack of confidence in Indian democracy" ("Questions and cheers greet end of activist's fast," news analysis, Aug. 29).

Not exactly a "fast" news day, no.

Every day is a rewrite, every violation of the so-called spirit of sport a jumping-off point for someone to say it's "time to move on" and "draw a line", thus exploiting the boredom factor of a super-fast news agenda.

"This makes it one of the fastest news sites in the world," he says.

Much more news and much faster news: it has created a kind of widespread attention deficit disorder.

The new site loads four times faster than the previous version and is one of the fastest news sites in the US (source: SpeedCurve).

3) The campaign just needs to move faster: news cycles come and go without Romney managing to staple his agenda and ideas to the passing events.