Sentence examples for make big news from inspiring English sources
As a professional genealogist, I find myself working in an incredibly competitive industry, where acquisitions and mergers make big news, new start-ups appear every week, and every player competes to develop new technology to outsmart the others.
But it has shown it can make big news.
A big name may make big news, sometimes viewed as a prelude to big money.
"A lot of studies make big news, but when you look at the nitty-gritty, they don't show all that much," Dr. Chapin said, adding that he recently discovered he had been taking a placebo pill.
It's also why Mr. Icahn, a 77-year-old with a net worth of $20 billion, when sending out a post or three about Apple, can make big news.
When Trump sat down with reporter Jonathan Swan of the digital news site Axios last week, he cannily floated the idea of eliminating birthright citizenship by executive order — knowing it would make big news.
Your apology not only has to be quick and heartfelt, it has to make bigger news that what you did wrong.
Just this week, both Apple and Nintendo made big news with new product launches.
(Steve Smith) ★ 'Orpheus' (Sunday) The New York City Opera ends its first nomadic season making big news with a small production: the director Rebecca Taichman's exhilarating modern-dress staging of Telemann's little-known 1726 opera "Orpheus," in its New York premiere.
Among stocks making big news was FedEx.
But this year it has made big news in Utah.
