Sentence examples for news examples from inspiring English sources
Some competitors argue that Forbes.com's popularity derives in part from racy, provocative or wealth-obsessed lifestyle features that have little to do with traditional business news — examples from this year include "The Hottest Billionaire Heiresses," "Top Topless Beaches" and "America's Drunkest Cities".
Another news example is when Lebanese General Security forces arrested Zeid Hamdan (Twitter handle @ZeidHamdan), a young man who posted a song on YouTube that was considered slanderous and defamatory of Lebanese President Michel Suleiman.
Start telling the breaking news example.
The office also manages a website dedicated to profiling news and examples of inclusion projects at HBCUs nationwide.
(He delivers the news, for example, that money does not necessarily guarantee happiness).
Is reality television more or less lethal than the news, for example?
Americans' interest in foreign news, for example—intense in October and November 2001 faded quickly.The same was true of party politics.
Like "Lucy Can't Sleep," the story feels set, vaguely, in the past (that watching of the evening news, for example).
The state-controlled television news, for example, has often sought to minimize coverage of Russia's economic problems.
Williams wrote in red pen when discussing his health and in blue when he had dramatic news, for example.
It is hardly news, for example, that American and British officials are worried that Pakistan's nukes may fall into the hands of radical Islamists.
