Sentence examples for news appearance from inspiring English sources

Tonight's news conference was considered to be more a political appearance than a news appearance, one network executive said.

"In Russia, there is a culture of revolt," Vladimir Solovyov, a Kremlin-friendly television host, said in an evening news appearance on Rossia 1 last week.

In two Trump tweets about Puerto Rico and a cable news appearance from a top White House spokesman later that morning, both Trump and the spokesman talked about Puerto Rico as if it weren't part of the United States.

Alibek made his first network-television news appearance in February 1998, and three months later testified at a congressional committee hearing on terrorism and intelligence.

Following Blankfein's evening news appearance on Monday, Cote, the Honeywell CEO, sat down with the same network on Tuesday, and said essentially the same thing that Blankfein did.

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And the language was not found in a search of Mr. Dershowitz's cable news appearances over the past week.

He even has his own surrogate for cable news appearances, telegenic Tea Party activist Katrina Pierson who recently defended her boss's Muslim ban with the statement: "So what?

While working on the book, Woodward has kept a lower profile than usual, limiting cable news appearances and attempting to stay out of the public eye.

The Rolodex of big-name clients, combined with regular cable news appearances, have made Geragos one of the most recognized figures in American law.

But the Sarah Palin Channel displays the kind of humility that Palin herself desperately tries to effect between 24-hour news appearances, entertainment TV appearances, book tours and Conservative Political Action Committee speeches during which people hoot after every line.