Sentence examples for news flies from inspiring English sources

A gangster approaches the cash booth of the Chicago Skytrain — The radio dreams of jazz — Unemployed people are sleeping in parks — The Rocky Mountains: airplane flies — The rotors rotate: news flies — Chicago: gangster flies off with his loot.

Sadly, the news flies in the face of several rumors that the update was to be launched this week.

Though, as independent research has repeatedly shown, fake news flies much faster and is much, much harder to unstick than truth.

The news flies in the face of the president's 2013 vow not to put any "American boots on the ground in Syria".

More than a few eyebrows were raised last week when news flew across trading desks that Peter Boockvar, who tracks equities at Miller Tabak, was predicting the Dow would crater to 5,000 by next year, a 40percentt decline from the current level.

The news flew in the face of what previously had been conventional wisdom about the company.

It was good that we had a full crew on deck, as the news flew thick and varied this week.

Check the CES site often as the news flys fast and furious and the Ustream will be constant once the show is officially underway.

If you've been following any of the news about these new flying contraptions, you'll know that safety and accidents are some of the biggest problems that need solving, so we think this is one to watch.

9 P.M. (Fox News) FOX NEWS REPORTING: FLY ME TO THE MOON Neil Cavuto hosts this commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the last steps taken by an American astronaut, Eugene Cernan, on the Moon.

"In the midst of this phone call, Najibullah Zazi allegedly received a call from Afzali, who discussed his meeting with law enforcement the day before... .. On September 12 , 2009 Zazi cut short his trip to New York and, says the Justice Department news release, "flew from LaGuardia Airport in New York to Denver".