Sentence examples for news someone from inspiring English sources
On Wednesday, she was sitting in a Dunkin' Donuts in Boca Raton, waiting to interview a source for a story about the building of a new school, when she saw a flash on the news: someone had opened fire at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, in Parkland, Florida.
Unrelated news: someone has just used up ALL the hot water.
It was Christmas Eve when he first heard the news: Someone was offering him a way out.
"At midnight, the news; someone has parked a minute car on the edge of the crowd with a portable radio on the roof.
In N.H.L. news, someone named David Backes played the game of his life to beat mighty Detroit in the St . LouisBlues' desperate scramble for a playoff spot.
Near the end of the analysts' call, whose tone was fairly pleasant considering all the negative news, someone asked Blackstone's executives to compare the recent credit upheaval to previous market dislocations throughout the years.
Other times, I awkwardly drop in in, not sure how to break the news to someone new.
MARKET turmoil usually spells good news for someone.
"This is wonderful news for someone like us," she said.
All of this is good news for someone with money looking to buy homes.
"It's with deep sadness that I discover this horrific news," wrote someone else.
