Sentence examples for news contract from inspiring English sources
The backlash was not unlike what Barbara Walters experienced in 1976, when she left "Today" for ABC and the first million-dollar news contract.
But last year she also infuriated BBC Wales, with a suggestion to Ofcom that S4C could put its Welsh news contract out to tender.
The ITV.com news contract was believed to be one of the largest held by ITN On, with some sources suggesting it was worth as much as £500,000 a year.
After LBC, Onions became the first programme controller of Jazz FM, before returning as part of a successful bid to win the London news contract from LBC in 1991.
But STV isn't the only party interested in the IFNC idea: an alliance of the newspaper publishers DC Thomson, Johnston Press and the Newsquest-owned Herald and Times group is also keen to bid for the Scottish news contract and is looking for a video partner.
On the wide granite steps of the neo-Classical edifice that stands as one of our few local reminders that we 7,000 people of the Great Plains belong to a civilized modern nation, my neighbors and I trade news, contract for services and generally mix and mingle in a manner that permits us to feel like neighbors rather than strangers subject to the same weather.
Back in November, the up-and-coming model broke the news of her new contract to her 18 million followers on Instagram and has now teased fans with a clip from her first video campaign.
Running Back Ahmad Bradshaw, NYG — Bradshaw's new contract is good news for the Giants and his fantasy value, considering there were no featured back vacancies left to fill.
Warriors head coach Gregor Townsend regards Bennett's new contract as "excellent news" for the Scotstoun club.
As the parent of a child in a New York City public school, I am dismayed by the increased rate of retirement of experienced teachers and the lack of progress in the negotiations over a new teachers' contract (news article, March 2).
That must be good news for contract workers who were laid off this week.
