Sentence examples for latest bulletin from inspiring English sources

Bearing the general title "Interest Rate Risk," this latest bulletin is a cry for understanding.

Department of Street Cleaning's latest bulletin "To Householders and Janitors" has made science out of nuisance.

Often the staff would rendezvous in the Johnsons' large backyard to parse the latest bulletin from Washington by lantern light.

Department of Street Cleaning's latest bulletin "To householders and janitors" has made a science out of nuisance.

Bars would hang boards with the latest bulletin from the Tour de France, and brides would dash out of wedding parties to greet the passing Giro cyclists.

Nish Kumar Two-time Edinburgh comedy award near-miss Kumar takes to the road with his latest bulletin from the frontline of UK politics and culture.

The latest bulletins include Hyundais and Hondas, and also a Jaguar that is having difficulties with spark plugs.

He can be provoked to verse an old Wessex legend or the latest bulletins from the Boer War, a fleeting memory of an old romance or the sinking of the Titanic.

Glamorgan, keeping half an eye on the latest bulletins from Headingley, barely clung on to their wafer-thin prospects of sneaking the third promotion slot after a far from serene day at The Riverside.

UTV Ireland's flagship evening news programme, Ireland Live, launches on Monday night, hosted by Alison Comyn at 6.30pm before Comyn and Chris Donoghue team for a late bulletin at 10pm.

Michael Grade, the ITV executive chairman, has hinted before that he would like to resurrect this much-missed broadcasting institution and it is understood that ITV1's late bulletin will switch from 10.30pm to its historic home at 10pm next year, MediaGuardian.co.uk can reveal.