Sentence examples for news bytes from inspiring English sources

Instapundit actually reads more like Twitter feed than academic discourse, with a relentlessly updated selection of links to sites and news bytes that Professor Reynolds agrees with, disagrees with or despises.

You open the first few pages, you get all the news around the world in brief, little, 140-character news bytes of what's happening.

Looking back on the string of strange and ugly news bytes that augured Donald Trump's downward spiral in Wisconsin the Heidi Cruz retweet, the inexplicable attacks on Scott Walker, the endless contradictions on abortion there were two moments that, in hindsight, seem particularly instructive to understanding what went what the hell is going on in the Republican Party in 2016.

In one of its latest News Bytes, however, written by executive vice president and general counsel of Intel Corp., Steven R. Rodgers, Intel lambastes Qualcomm and goes so far as to call it an "unlawful "no license, no chips" regime".

We might catch a news-byte on the radio or TV about a new near-Earth asteroid that was discovered streaking toward us and missed us by two seconds.

It's hard to resist a joke about USA Today's bite-sized news becoming byte-sized, but I will anyway.

We respond by calling the other side "stupid" in cable news sound byte clips, and they respond back at us by calling us "elitists"; this quickly devolves into an endless series of glorified name calling.

Ramsey's humble everyman account of his actions, his perceptive observation on the fragile balance of racial relations in America's inner-cities, his use of the anatomically correct term testicles over the more colloquial 'balls'...his local news sound-byte had it all.

Robert's Bobby Kennedy understands the human element inherent in every single network-news sound-byte.

Tidbits quotes the best of the day's news in a byte-sized format.

Tech Tidbits quotes the best of the day's news in a byte-sized format.