Sentence examples for make news about from inspiring English sources

Many of the other entries, of course, offer a window on to a world long gone, from BARROW BOY ("the modern and somewhat more sophisticated counterpart of the Cockney costermonger") to FLEET STREET ("the newspaper headquarters of an Empire … In it work the people who make news about the people who make news").

We live it and forget it, but I understand the press point of view, you would like to make news about it.

Elchin Musaoglu: About the war, we don't like to say something by shouting, and make news about the war.

Obama's speeches on the War in Afghanistan are subjected to the "word find" test, where his opponents search for certain terms and then try to make news about which ones didn't show up in the speech.

While Fox was making news about its new programs, Reilly kept quiet about the network's two talent shows — "American Idol" and "The X Factor," both of which had tough seasons.

Also new communications technologies have made news about public affairs readily accessible to the public.

Her poignant attempts to assert her intellectual side are what have made news about this collection, but the recipe on Page 180 was a bigger revelation to us.

The United Nations ambassador has been a surprisingly strong presence, often making news about U.S. foreign policy in ways that seem somewhat, well, un-Trump.

Tommaso Buti made news about that time for renting a $25,000-a-month 25,000-a-month Towers apartment of the Gucci family on a 10-year lease.

The Internet's increasing fascination with television was making news about British (and French and Danish) shows far more accessible.

And no, Mr. Duane said cheerfully in an interview, he has not done anything illegal or embarrassing that is about to make news.