Sentence examples for fictitious news from inspiring English sources

Reporting a fictitious news story (a key facet that many overlooked), the two discussed an alleged New York artist "Laura Newstrom" whose "Turner-award winning art" had collectors supposedly "paying millions".

Organizers of the Lexington Lions Club Bluegrass Fair in Kentucky sent out a fictitious news release on Monday announcing that Ms. Anthony had been found in their state.

Fictional characters are boldly inserted among historical giants such as Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo and Leon Trotsky, using real and fictitious news cuttings.

The plunge was the worst one-day percentage drop for the company since Aug. 25, when the stock fell as much as 62percentt after a fictitious news release said Emulex would have a fourth-quarter loss and its chief executive had quit.

The bogus identities were for staff who supposedly worked for a fictitious news agency as well as defence workers, an accountant and a naval IT administrator.

What can we conclude from this fictitious news report?

A recording of British light music composer Sidney Torch's "Off Beat Moods" was chosen by Kubrick as the theme for the fictitious B.B.C. news programme "The World Tonight" seen aboard the Discovery.

And so I sat down to watch The Newsroom, full of hopeful anticipation that this fictitious show about cable news would somehow artfully articulate the eight kinds of crazy we all witness everyday on the real cable news networks.

But where is the regular coverage of continental European news to match the fictitious European noir?

We asked 1,183 participants to carefully read a news post on a fictitious blog, explaining the potential risks and benefits of a new technology product called nanosilver.

In the midst of fictitious Beyonce baby watch rumors comes news that the singer's father and record executive Mathew Knowles is set to resume his signature, The Recording Industry, course during this year's Spring semester at Texas Southern University's School of Communication.