Sentence examples for from which news from inspiring English sources
Under the influence of 1940s foreign editor David Astor the Observer had begun to specialise in foreign news, facilitated by an expanding network of overseas correspondents and London-based diplomatic writers with "specialised knowledge of lands from which news is hard to obtain, such as the USSR and Spain".
The morning actions provided camera-ready locations from which news agencies could report.
There are hundreds of tapes of what are called rushes – the original, unedited material from which news reports are created.
There are hundreds of tapes of what are called rushes the original, unedited material from which news reports are created.
Which news stories from decades past would you like to see re-examined today?
Please tell us which news photograph from the last 10 years is most resonant for you – for aesthetic, political or personal reasons.
It then automatically creates the equivalent of a status update on the topic that summarizes the news, often in just one sentence, with a link to the full story on the site from which the news originated.
This metric may measure the number of countries from which the news site receives network traffic.
Whenever keywords related to fear, such as "economic collapse" or "war", are heard the "neurotic early worrying system" rotates to the direction from which the news comes and changes colour – green to red – in response to the levels of alarm.
Xinhua, China's official news agency, from which the other news media in China tend to take their cue, carried a long article on the two cabinet secretaries' speeches and a shorter one on the creation of the joint research center.
One of the entertainment websites from which I receive news updates via email must have blasted a new news notice every hour on the hour with "COMIC-CON" in big letters in the headline.
