Sentence examples for news consisted of from inspiring English sources
Our larder, when I got this news, consisted of bread, Boulaouane wine, and several sacks of eggplants, Meknes being some months into an eggplant season that threatened to last all winter — and did.
But while underscoring CNN's commitment to presenting news without the partisan slant of its cable news competitors, Mr. Zucker said several times that he would be looking to make CNN's programs "more vibrant and exciting" and that news consisted of more than just "politics and war".
Some of this week's tech news consisted of Microsoft's Windows 10 event and a $1B funding announcement from SpaceX and we got the chance to interview a few prominent figures in tech.
At one point, almost two-thirds of global traffic on Google News consisted of searches for information about Madeleine.
This happens most often when "mainstream news" consists of crimes against humanity.
First, we selected a total of 30 crime news, consisting of 15 acquisitive crimes and 15 violent crimes.
NEWS consists of several steps: marking around a tumor on the mucosal as well as the serosal surface, submucosal injection of sodium hyaluronate with indigo carmine dye, circumferential seromuscular dissection with suture closure under laparoscopy, and circumferential mucosubmucosal incision under gastric endoscopy.
One afternoon a while ago, for instance, the day's news consisted largely of dissension among the forces opposed to Communism, and Murrow said, "And all that trouble started without a single goddam Russian being hit over the head with a billy club, doused with a fire hose, or prodded with a bayonet".
TV news usually consisted of an anchor that read copy, while Huntley-Brinkley provided the news with personality and intelligence.
The news conference consisted of 13 questions and lasted 4 minutes 15 seconds.
All television in the Arab world used to be state-run, the nightly news broadcasts consisting of the ruler greeting and being greeted.
