Sentence examples for informed the news from inspiring English sources

He informed the news media first while King hurried to text the information to Denver.

The Chinese actress Yao Chen, her publicist informed the news media, underlining that Ms. Chen was "super, super famous".

So, how did it ever reach the stage where the manager of Manchester United can win the FA Cup, with all the glories it is supposed to bring, then be booed by considerable swaths of the club's supporters and carry the trophy into his press conference only to be informed the news wires were flashing up stories of his imminent sacking?

Will keep you informed!!" The news that Adebayor is keen to make the move permanent is a huge boost for Harry Redknapp, especially as Tottenham will not be playing Champions League football next season.

Yes, CNN this week was forced to concede mistakes when it reported sources had informed the news channel that arrests had been made in the case.

The AP had revealed Monday that the Justice Department informed the news organization last week that it had obtained phone records for more than 20 different AP phone lines over the course of a two-month period last year.

"We will inform the news media".

(Administration officials do not inform the news media about her comings and goings as they do with the president and first lady).

Today, it's not difficult but almost impossible," said Mr. Sebti, spokesman for the Collectif du 31 Mai, a group he started on Facebook to assist students in the same position to organize protests and to inform the news media about actions against the memo.

To publicize the program -- but not, Mr. Bloomberg said, any ambitions he may have for the large corner office at City Hall -- Bloomberg L.P. officials issued a news release on Tuesday to inform the news media that their founder would be available for photographs while delivering the meals.

Last January, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation named Geoffrey Lamb, a former World Bank executive, as its managing director for public policy, and it has a staff of "advocates" who inform the news media, policy makers and others about the foundation's work.