Sentence examples for frequent news from inspiring English sources

Eisenhower has held more frequent news conferences since Sec.

Mr. Rivera wrote columns and frequent news stories, and his staff won several journalism awards.

Mr. Florio has been left to attack Mr. Corzine's record through frequent news conferences.

Sina.com attracts older visitors with frequent news updates, and Sohu.com appears to occupy a niche somewhere between.

The payoff is a picture of Mr. Bush that even frequent news viewers will have seldom seen.

On Tuesday, the government ordered Mullah Zaeef to stop using his frequent news conferences to attack the United States.

But on Tuesday, during an appearance on CNN's "New Day," veteran GOP strategist and frequent cable news panelist Ana Navarro said that she'd emailed Bush for clarification on his weird answer, and Bush replied that he'd "misheard the question".

A recent Websense survey found that workers frequent online news sites more often than things like pornography, gambling, or even shopping sites and they consider news one of the most addicting things available on the Internet.

He holds frequent long news conferences, often barefoot and dressed in a sulu skirt, traditional garb for Fijian men.

Once frequent headline news, to judge by the game-day passengers, it has largely vanished from public memory.

Frequent television news updates galvanized viewers in Moscow and stood in sharp contrast to the secrecy that surrounded submarine operations during most of the cold war.