Sentence examples for news sequences from inspiring English sources
It's an ancient tradition streamlined into three-minute bursts of agricultural news, sequences detailing advances in farm machinery, and tense chats about crop yields.
"You've seen the news sequences of girls who, regardless of the weather, have their backsides sticking out of their dresses and their tits hanging out of the same dress.
"Network" — a wild trip into the dark underbelly of TV news, with its burgeoning bombast, twisted screen reality and rabid ratings chases — ends each night after the standing ovation with filmed news sequences of the oaths of office taken by American presidents beginning with Jimmy Carter.
Figures 12, 13, and 14 demonstrate the comparison results of the subjective qualities for Akiyo, Foreman, and News sequences, respectively.
Replace an existing broadcast sequence with another by dragging and dropping the news sequence over one in the panel.
As a physical manifestation of chaos, it's all but the Platonic definition of news, a sequence of familiar but seemingly ungovernable events that threaten to affect every one of us.
In the coffee room, when there was a choice between Nature and Cosmopolitan, you could bet that "10 ways to find your dream man" would win out over the latest news on sequencing the human genome.
This is quite a good news: for these sequences, the proposed method is able to pick the best SI even though it observes δ R only for one image over 100.
I've been on the road for the past week or so, making sure that the latest episode of Tech Weekly (here's the MP3) brings you the coolest news from the sequence of technology shows that dominate the west Coast of the US - and the industry - at this time of year.
Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students explore radio news formats, styles, and sequences, and then write segments for a student-centered news radio program.
