Sentence examples for news plan from inspiring English sources
For the families of the seven soldiers, today was a chance to revel in the good news, plan homecoming celebrations and generally catch a breath after three weeks of holding it in and a single day of hyperventilated exultation.
Rasmussen says that Facebook has effectively been working on Work for the last 10 years, because it is based on what Facebook's own employees have been using to communicate with each other, pass on news, plan meetings and share documents.
On Monday, executives from the five major television news networks — ABC News, CBS News, NBC News, CNN, and Fox News — plan to meet in order to discuss how to deal with what they say has been overly obstructive and hostile behavior from the Trump campaign toward journalists, reported the Washington Post.
In a segment called "The Parent Company Trap," Stewart shared with his viewers how Fox News' plan to "follow the money" from mosque builder Imam Rauf to terrorists will be a tricky one because it leads right back to Fox News.
She left Kosovo in 2000 for London, majoring in war studies at King's College and working for three years at the BBC World Service in news planning.
Of the million or so blog entries that are written in English every day, most are comments on news, plans for activities, or personal thoughts about life.
At a news planning meeting recently, editors gathered in a conference room and talked about a recent interview one of their reporters, David A. Patten, had conducted with Mrs. Bachmann.
Terrible news planning by surviving Beatles Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, whose Grammys collaboration ended up being only the weekend's second most poignantly incomplete comeback.
Ms. Abramson, 49, will be managing editor for news gathering, serving as Mr. Keller's deputy on matters related to the daily news report as well as on longer-range news planning.
"Over the last five years at the Guardian and Observer, we've started to work in different ways," explains Rice-Oxley who, along with news planning editor Mark Oliver, project-managed the investigation.
THE NEWS Plans by a retired French Army officer to fly a giant helium balloon 25 miles up into the atmosphere and parachute down were scrubbed for a third time last week and rescheduled for later in the summer.
