Sentence examples for news corps from inspiring English sources

They emerged to answer questions from a sizable news corps, interrupted at times by protesters down the block and a helicopter churning overhead.

Mr. Faas also helped to organize reunions of the wartime Saigon news corps, and was attending a combination of those events when he became ill in Hanoi on May 4, 2005.

— With 20 minutes until the polls closed in Michigan, a rumor (whispered by a Romney surrogate) whipped through the news corps: Mr. Romney was going to come out and address the crowd with a "surprise" announcement.

In raising such issues, Mr. DiCaprio is picking up slack for a news corps that underreports global warming or relies on industryfinanced junk research to "balance" warnings of credible scientists.

When it was published, members of the Washington news corps -- including Salon's own Washington bureau chief, who quit in protest -- were outraged by what they considered Talbot's shoddy, meretricious standards.

These findings on climate change are widely denied by those with an economic stake in present energy sources, who take care to support elected officials ("campaign contributions") and who manipulate a news corps that often acts as if its job is not determining facts but simply quoting "both sides".

Last spring, Brown emerged as the Golden State consultant Jerry West's choice to coach the Warriors, then the Lakers swooped in, stole him and saw the surprise hire widely panned by their news media corps.

And we're pipsqueaks if you exhibit a broader perspective than, say, a City Hall news media corps that tends to see Mayor Richard M. Daley — perhaps America's most successful mayor — as a duplicitous, dissembling, omnipotent, one-person evil cabal.

An attentive news media corps has been shut out of the court battle in an effort to protect a young daughter, who was born to Mr. Gibson and Ms. Grigorieva before they split.

He has been going almost nonstop since he was handed the manager's job Nov. 29: flying around the country to meet with players, hiring a coaching staff, educating himself on the Red Sox farm system and courting a ravenous, impassioned local news media corps.

The discrepancy with the corps news release must have been the result of a typographical error, Ms. Cordell said.