Sentence examples for news over a from inspiring English sources

After receiving good news over a new royalty agreement with the Copyright board, Pandora raised $35 million in funds.

I was given the news over a white courtesy phone while at the Dallas airport.

It does those chimes you hear on the news over a picture of Big Ben and Westminster.

("Hitting the pause button," as Philip describes it, when they give the children the news over a basket of fried chicken).

On arrival at her house, I'd be given a comic and a large bowl of banana, sugar and condensed milk to accompany my reading (this was seen as a healthy snack in the 70s, honest!) and Nan and my mum would catch up on each other's news over a pot of tea.

David Cameron and Ed Miliband were talking tax and business, while Nick Clegg was in the news over a poll suggesting he was as risk of losing his Sheffield seat, and Nigel Farage was in a Radio 4 interview taking questions on immigration targets.

The chancellor, eking out this political good news over an impressive four days, has dispensed capital spending into every marginal seat, tried to trump shadow chancellor's Ed Balls mansion tax with his reforms to stamp duty and even doffed his hat to a northern England renaissance by promising a £235m science centre in Manchester.

After the deluge of bad news over such a long period, November 2012 saw the first sighting of what may be a new dawn for the industry.

Jenkins, who is currently in Amsterdam, responded to the news over Twitter a few hours after the nominations were released.

The Rolls-Royce story has been in the news for over a year but the news that the SFO has formally opened an investigation underscores its resolve to actively take on big cases.

His report says there was a willingness to accept poor performance, a tendency to promote good news over bad and a dislike of challenge.