Sentence examples for moving news from inspiring English sources

If it were possible to move through their lyrics like clicks on a moving news feed you'd swing by the chocolate drink Yoo-Hoo, New Orleans musicians Dr. John and Lee Dorsey, the book and movie Taking of Pelham 123, the 1970's TV series Kojak, Bozak speakers, film director John Woo and Hall of Fame second baseman Rod Carew - all in just the first few bars of the first song on the album.

A situation that we are especially prone to as a fast moving news organization.

"Clearly these arguments ring hollow if Comcast is voluntarily moving news channels to create or rearrange news neighborhoods".

"It is a catch-your-breath, or wait-and-see day without a lot of market moving news".

It had capitalists, bathing belles, street singers, wounded soldiers, and a moving news panel all on stage at once.

"We had so much data and market moving news, and most of that is behind us now," said Michael Church, the president of Addison Capital.

Now, with funds investing globally and market-moving news breaking on a 24-hour cycle, this quaint practice can leave funds with prices that are out-of-date by the legal cutoff.

But if true, it would have been huge, market-moving news, and for the newswires — D.J. and Bloomberg — being able to move markets is central to their business: if you're in the market, you need to subscribe to these wires because otherwise you'll be behind the information curve.

There are the high-speed trading firms, which use fast data connections to detect tiny differences between stocks on different exchanges and can act much faster than long-term investors on market-moving news.

Some traders cited a dearth of market-moving news.

Traders today use algorithms and high-speed networks to respond quickly to market-moving news.