Sentence examples for news open from inspiring English sources

While one can make the argument that media economics has led to less diversity and more prepackaged news, the rise of cable networks and various online outlets leaves news open to interpretation like never before.

Open the book one way round and it's a blistering condemnation of Bush and Fox News; open it the other and Hillary and the Washington Post get it in the neck.

Related in this weekend's SNL vid: Barack Obama on SNL (full sketch) [BarackObama's YouTube page] SNL Digital Short: The Brian Diaries [NBC.com] Nightly News Open (full sketch) [NBC.com] Drexel Debate (full sketch) [YouTube] Fred Armisen - iPhone commercial [NBC.com] Gay Dumbledore on Larry King [NBC.com] (that's about as good a way to describe it as any).

Every night the news opens with pictures of black teen-agers fighting&dying.

In those days, the ABC radio news opened with a piece of heraldic music, "Imperial Fanfare".

That news opened the latest front in a scandal that has already spread from Mr. Murdoch's newspapers to the heart of government, public life and the police force.

The news opens not only another chapter in Mr. Haggard's story, but also a whole new set of tangled questions about what was known of the pastor's life.

The news opened up an interesting trend in German government bonds.

Even as generally going after 'fake news' opens the UK government to criticism that it's trying to shut down political debate and criticism.

Today's news opens up the scope of Coinbase's ambitions to the billions of dollars that have been raised in initial coin offerings over the past several months.

Before it came out nobody here knew the names of any of the fuckers in the Camorra, and now the Italian news opens with them, as it should.