Sentence examples for news moved from inspiring English sources
By 1998, when news moved into new studios in the last part of TV Centre to be completed, bulletins were being broadcast round the clock on News 24, now the News Channel, which launched the previous year.
SAN DIEGO— The news moved through Comic-Con like wildfire in a wheat field on Thursday: Warner Brothers is pushing the release of "Man of Steel" back by six months!
Last winter, Jimmy Fallon took over the studio and local news moved to the seventh floor, where Mr. Berman sat out in the newsroom at a cramped desk with a computer.
She said one problem of the New Broadcasting House arrangements into which news moved last year was that office space Mark Thompson had decided to take had originally been space assigned to journalists, so he was right in the middle of things.
Of course, as news moved into the ether, the sorting and organizational options increased dramatically.
Rhode Island moved up to Safe Clinton, and (the only bad news) New Hampshire moved down to just Leans Clinton.
But, in an era where news moves that little bit faster, it seems to have returned in a new guise.
Of course, the market didn't really care about the news, moving up a tiny fraction when it came across the wire and then returning to its up-and-down — well, mostly down — ways.
Because trading volume is thin, "a little news moves the markets a lot," he says.
Amazon stock barely budged on the news, moving down an unremarkable 4%.
