Sentence examples for news something from inspiring English sources
But mainly I have chosen to resign because over the last few months, I have become the news, something a New York Times reporter never wants to be.
As Daley's video shows, he seems delighted rather than suicidal about his new relationship status, giving the news something of a Richard Curom-comripted rom-com ambience.
"It's great news, something I've worked for.
It is devastating news, something we could have done without.
In other news, something has bitten me on the head.
To be considered news, something has to be unexpected, out of the ordinary, novel.
There will always be news and news-somethings.
And then there is serendipity, when news makes something old seem new again.
Still, she said, even allowing for the amplifying effect of the news coverage, something has changed.
"Part of the job of Curbed is to turn news into something wry and readable.
In the US it seems there would have been a giant protest on Fox news for something similar.
