Sentence examples for local bulletins from inspiring English sources

Local news for Scotland is supplied by STV, while UTV produces local bulletins for Northern Ireland.

Local bulletins are a condition of the licence; cheap chat shows are inevitable (station controllers like to cite "The One Show", a jovial BBC programme, as a model).

The station is covering medal news in local bulletins, has a stringer in China providing colour over the phone and that is more or less the extent of the coverage.

The heightened warnings caused WFOs to issue local bulletins regarding the impending hurricane.

After the major national stories are presented, the program is split into six Local Window opt-outs, featuring pre-recorded local bulletins for each regional market and a live local news round-up for Newcastle.

Prime7 News is presented from Canberra weeknightly at 6pm in the Albury, Orange, and Wagga Wagga broadcast areas, with the exception of Tamworth and Taree where bulletins are still presented locally (For the local bulletin only).

Many citizens wrote messages on a local bulletin board expressing their support.

Also, look at local bulletin boards like AngloInfo.com or the discussion forum on Paris by Mouth and see what people have to say.

My colleague Michael Sragow, of the Baltimore Sun, as well as a local bulletin board, both tell me that the series has been attracting good crowds.

"Persons not heeding evacuation orders in single-family one- or two-story homes will face certain death," the National Weather Service said in a local bulletin at 8 19 p.m. "Many residences of average construction directly on the coast will be destroyed".

Similarly called "hour-errors" and "day-errors" were usually a result of local bulletin producers failing to update the hours/days values in a case where the arrival time at a particular station was falling into the next hour/day as compared to the event origin.