Sentence examples similar to news saving from inspiring English sources

Buried beneath the dodgy racial comedy and pet sharks, Anchorman 2 charts that same race to the bottom as Network – Burgundy's crazy decision to televise a drawn-out car chase (rather than report real news) saves the day.

The receiver will also be able to keep the latest weather, traffic and news saved on the hard drive so that you can listen to it right when you need it.

Which is heartening news, save two problems.

Good news, "Saved By The Bell" fans: A.C. Slater and Jessie Spano aren't over just yet.

But another aspect, an aide said, was that the advertisements would gain free coverage in the Ohio news media, saving money.

That's good news for saving wild dogs, he adds, as "it shows that they are able to live across a diversity of habitats".

I'm confident a diverse array of users would consistently identify deceptive news items, saving Facebook countless hours in labor costs.

The movie is the true story of how, as the interpreter/fixer for The New York Times in Cambodia, he relentlessly gathered news and saved the life of our correspondent, Sydney Schanberg.

ITV is looking to axe jobs as part of a plan to cut back on the provision of regional news to save £40m per year.

WORST: Those looking for straight news should save the $99.95 subscription fee and go elsewhere.

Every local paper claims superior coverage of local news will save it, but that takes having a young, aggressive staff of reporters and most of those people were the first to leave when newspapers started their inevitable decline in revenues and death in morale by a million small rounds of layoffs.