Sentence examples for news month from inspiring English sources
Banksy madness ensued, on the street and even more in the media, as if October were, somehow, a slow news month.
Mail Online, theguardian.com and Telegraph.co.uk all posted new internet traffic records in October, another busy news month with major stories including the deaths of Muammar Gaddafi and Apple founder Steve Jobs.
Song's photo of the day showed a parader wearing a rainbow-colored Statue of Liberty outfit, a sight that moved him to remark upon what, even in a slow news month, remains the undercurrent of all our daily affairs: "New York is a city full of surprises and wonders".
WITH the new president heading off to his Texas vacation during that slow news month of August 2001, I wrote a column about a man who would never be president: Rudy Giuliani.
September 2003 was not a major news month.
It's been an exciting news month for the polar ice sheets.
3. NO NEWS MAY NOT BE GOOD NEWS -- In October, ABC, CBS and NBC decided not to cover President Bush's speech on Iraq.
Business, technology and wealth news: September Consumer Prices Pick Up Momentum.
Business, technology and wealth news: July Home Sales Dip, But Still Third Highest Ever.
GE made news Oct. 9 by reportedly launching a bid to buy U.K. medical imaging and biotech firm Amersham.
PG&E Sees Profit Balloon Embattled California utility Pacific Gas and Electric finally reported good news Nov. 5, as third-quarter profit tripled to $771 million.
