Sentence examples for news names from inspiring English sources

Several big news names basked in their celebrity this year, while others tried out new ventures, with mixed results.

Those organizations include many of the country's blue-chip news names: ABC, NBC, CNN, Business Week and The International Herald Tribune, which is owned by the New York Times Company and the Washington Post Company.

Well, she has somehow managed to insult her own people with this little chestnut about a very sensitive topic that has enjoyed a resurgence of coverage in the news: Names.

He rolled off numerous examples of mistakes he claimed were made in other Newsquest titles already produced remotely in Newport, like the Halesowen News: names and places misspelled, slices of text running off the page, white space where planned text never appeared.

The Irish News names him as 51-year-old David Murphy and refers to him as a "top loyalist".

Then today Bloomberg piggybacked on the news, naming names in terms of players in the talks, including Fidelity investments and T.Rowe Price (who coincidentally  also has signifigant shares in gaming company Electronic Arts).

Sturm, Ruger and Co., in its press release late last month announcing its bad news, named "aggressive discounting" from competitors as a primary reason for declining sales.

Online reaction to the news included possible new names for the stadium.

Business, technology and wealth news: Sara Lee Names New CEO, Sheds Units.

Though Family Court in New York is open to the news media, names of the parties are typically not revealed.

Business, technology and wealth news: Microsoft Names Wal-Mart's Turner As New COO.