Sentence examples for news grid from inspiring English sources

The government's rival news "grid" was curiously empty that day.

Apparently, this is on the Tory news grid as "Broken Britain Week" – so we can expect to be annoyed by this stuff for days to come.

In other words, it could control the entertainment and even the news grid on your computer/TV screen much as the movie studios (including Time Warner's ancestor, Warner Brothers) limited Americans' entertainment choices in cities until antitrust action ended such restrictive practices in 1948.

That movie release itself will then be used as a handy news grid peg, on which a consortium of police and intelligence agencies can hang their next demands for even greater powers of surveillance – and which will ideally be driven through the Lords by the newly ennobled Baroness Broccoli.

Lord Prescott, who added that "even shadow cabinet ministers stopped tweeting at the end of July", said he had "led all the Labour summer campaigns" and he and his team "always planned well ahead with our news grid".

Today, on Newser's homepage, below our curated grid--the place where our editors and algorithms select news that is read (and then redistributed) by almost 2.5 million people every month--we add a new grid.

That's probably the best news power grid operators have gotten in a while.

The media flocks to bad news, conflict, grid-lock, failure.

The app offers three viewing modes, including a single column mode that is similar to Instagram's own news feed, a grid mode, and a mosaic mode similar to Pinterest that allows you to focus on individual pictures while allowing you to view thumbnails in the background, which is the most popular viewing style, says Retro designer Louis Nguyen.

Why the Tesla and electric car boom could be good news for the grid.

TV Guide Digital's approach integrates program grids, news and information, and social networking, said Mike Vorhaus, president of Magid Advisors, the consulting unit of Frank N. Magid Associates.