Sentence examples for news star from inspiring English sources

And the biggest possible news star — Ms. Couric — was about to become available.

On network television, no news star would openly disavow Murrow's legacy.

"She did not come to CNBC a fully formed business news star.

Mr. Dobbs was not the only CNN news star to make news last week.

MSNBC tried to promote Ashleigh Banfield into an overnight news star and went way too far, too fast.

Then, Mr. Aceto, in an energized, caffeinated delivery, talks about the latest news, star players and teams, and conducts interviews, both recorded and in the studio.

He concluded that Rather regarded him as competition, and that the network supported its new evening-news star.

Maddow is a cable-news star: the defining voice of MSNBC, which makes her, surely, the most influential liberal pundit in the country.

The AIDS activist turned Air America radio host turned cable-news star offers viewers a refreshing female voice in the midst of male punditry.

UPDATE -- 4/8: The News-Star reports Peacock was taken off of the payroll during the past 24 hours, according to Adam Terry, McAllister's chief of staff.

In other casting news... "Star Wars" veteran Billy Dee Williams will guest star on "NCIS".