Sentence examples for news for which from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, December 11 , 1965P. 225 At the moment the news for which everybody is waiting is the Prime Minister's expected announcement of the dispatch of troops to Zambia, which, when it comes, will certainly add to the worried national debate on Rhodesia now rumbling through the country.

Her father's typewriter and the radio that delivers the news for which he demands familial silence are pawned to pay bills.

Unfortunately, we have a bad image, especially in the media". But can a bunch of writers really counter all the bad, sad news for which Colombia is famed?

Moreover, given that most of CSFB's 35 AOL reports were reiterations, it is unlikely that Dr. Hakala would have identified many of them as otherwise significant news for which he would need to control.

Yes, some of those channels cater to niche markets, with non-stop coverage of cartoons, music videos or news, for which people once had to wait patiently on the network.

"With last evening's crop of whinges and tidings of more rotten news for which you seem to treat your mother like a cess-pit, I feel it is time to come off my perch.

Mr. Huckman, 42, is a reporter in Englewood Cliffs, N.J., for CNBC, the cable news network, for which he covers the pharmaceutical industry and other business news.

He also started his own production company for news programming, for which he felt he had a made-to-order labor pool.

His death, at a hospital, was reported by PAP, the Polish news agency for which he had worked.

Its institutions include the Arutz Sheva news site, for which Mr. Friedman has written a number of columns, and Besheva weekly.

Freelance reporters should email a letter from the news organization for which they work to Noa Ronkin by the January 30 deadline.