Sentence examples for largely news from inspiring English sources
She was then, and remains now, in her late 80s, a largely "news only, no sap, thank you" participant in the experience of American television.
Its owner, Capstar, which has 22 sports stations, converted what used to be a largely news talk station.
Even the booming Sun Belt fares none too well in this work, based largely on news stories in the New York Times, Washington Post and Wall Street Journal, along with other newspapers and news weeklies.
Mr Basescu's victory against largely hostile news coverage was impressive.
Those whose mother tongue is Russian rely largely on news from Russian state media.
That is largely good news for hundreds of thousands of acres of wilderness inside the fringe.
Third-quarter earnings reports continued to arrive, bringing largely gloomy news.
Two big, macabre, largely forgotten news stories came lurching out of oblivion together this week.
Other rallies held Sunday in cities across the country were largely peaceful, news agencies reported.
The authorities, citing the risk of copycats, have largely censored news of the attacks from the Internet.
By William Finnegan May 20, 2011 Two big, macabre, largely forgotten news stories came lurching out of oblivion together this week.
