Sentence examples for news week from inspiring English sources

Details of Longoria's new business venture come amid a heavy news week for the actress, who was spotted with New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez and is scheduled to speak at the Democratic National Convention.

Who says the New Zealand holiday period is nothing but an extended slow news week made up of pet capers and teen misadventures?

In a news week which also featured stories about Sunday trading, Muslim women and new research positing the invention of an all-seeing God as vital to the development of stable societies, the entertainment would have been non stop.

That's a slow news week.

That's an even slower news week.

(Also, it's a slow news week).

Here we see a violation of the first rule of the political talking head: Speak softly when cable TV hosts are entering a summer slow-news week.

Page A22 OP-ED GAIL COLLINS Here is the first rule of the prominent presidential supporter: Never make off-the-cuff responses when cable TV hosts are lurching into a slow-news week.

In October , 1933 Moley, as editor and columnist, helped launch Today, a weekly news and opinion magazine which in 1937 would merge with News-week to form Newsweek.

Newsweek was founded by Thomas J.C. Martyn, a former foreign-news editor of Time, as News-Week.

It borrowed the general format of Time (founded 1923), as did Raymond Moley's Today magazine, with which News-Week merged in 1937, removing the hyphen from its name.