Sentence examples for in bulletins from inspiring English sources

True, this last in particular was a silly-season story, puffed up to fill space in bulletins that would otherwise be overloaded with depressing news from abroad.

In bulletins, interrogation law seminars and training videos, officers have been told that if they continue their interrogation even though a suspect has invoked Miranda, they have little to lose and much to gain.

This year, Edwards will continue to work for multiple broadcasters including the BBC as part of the BBC's Rio Olympic Games coverage, Channel 4's Paralympic programme, as well as in bulletins from Brazil for Eurosport.

BBC News promises "impartial" coverage of issues around the Games in bulletins and on the News channel but, with the corporation's cheerleading and determination to own the event, one suspects the Beeb will be no place for Olympo-sceptics.

So far as he was concerned, their time was up: 'The late 20th century... needs another kind of interpretation.' He dismantled the barriers between fiction and non-fiction in bulletins on a world in flux filed from Trinidad, India, Africa, South America, Indonesia, even the etiolated manorial setting of the English South Downs.

We messaged the MeetMe Contest all over the site in bulletins and on our home page.

This is less a show of paintings than a walk-in bulletin board.

Results of simulations indicate that it is more accurate than the method demonstrated in Bulletin 17B.

Barn stalls, cow and calf taken at Animal Science for use in Bulletin "Reproductive Efficiency" IB 162.

The Intermediate Years," in Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine, v. 42, n. 8 (Aug. 1966), p.654-678.

"They got phone calls from people who were obviously long-distance, people I'd met in bulletin boards.