Sentence examples for news applying from inspiring English sources

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"What I find most interesting about the U.S. is this idea of equality," Ramos said one evening as he prepared to deliver the news, applying his own makeup by glancing at his reflection in a window.

But other semiconductor stocks forged ahead, as investors decided that the bad news applied mostly to Intel itself.

Don't be panicked by the economic news into applying for everything and anything.

Mr. Bolster is credited both inside and outside his organization with making CNBC a highly profitable entity with mass appeal by incorporating some of the flashy graphics and hype associated with local television news while applying some of the bare-knuckled sales tactics emblematic of local markets.

Beats is currently owned by Apple, which in other news has applied for a patent for a new, improved paper bag.

Now, the company is back with news that applies in both areas, with a brand new Pebble smartwatch called Pebble Time that's debuting today on Kickstarter.

"I guess students like my classes because I tend to use things I hear on the news and apply them to the topic at hand," he said.

Vitaly Churkin, the Russian Ambassador to the United Nations, appropriated the ongoing hysteria over "fake news" to apply the term to Western coverage of Syria.

Some of the collective's output qualifies as news that applies to the larger population, and some of it is smaller in scale, close to the purely poetic or personal.

In other NBA wedding news, Michael Jordan applied for a marriage license Thursday in West Palm Beach, Florida.