Sentence examples for news call from inspiring English sources
THE NEWS Call of Duty: Black Ops, a new military-themed video game, smashed records by generating $650 million in worldwide sales in its first five days of release, according to the manufacturer.
On Wednesday, Lanny Davis, a lobbyist for a group of career colleges, held a news call urging the department to delay final rules on approving new vocational programs.
In England, this amounted to historic news — call it the crown jewel of an equal-rights revision.
Photographers trying to make a living from shooting the news call it a crisis.
"This is not a good news call, I'm afraid," he began.
Last month, he got a good news call... a donor match!
Moalin's attorney, Dratel, who learned about it through the news, called the timing "outrageous" and filed a motion for a new trial.
There are airhead interviews, movie clips, live music, plugs for everything, celebrity "news," call-in segments and schlock giveaways.
Breaking news, call-in shows (an old-fashioned form of participatory media) and other live programming will still work on terrestrial radio.This might lull radio bosses into a false sense of security, however.
It was the state-run Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, whose mandate was to link a culturally far-flung nation to the tenuous idea of Canadianness through a mix of news, call-in shows and Gordon Lightfoot.
Founded by the Oaxaca native and Harvard graduate Hugo Morales in 1975 to serve -- and connect -- Spanish-speaking farm workers, it now broadcasts news, call-in programs and music (everything from mariachis to rock en espanol to oldies) to both agricultural and urban Latino communities in the United States, Puerto Rico and northern Mexico.
