Sentence examples for news which explains from inspiring English sources
In this video report from Britain's Channel 4 News — which explains just how central the BSkyB satellite network is to the global ambitions of News Corporation — one analyst notes that the company's British newspapers, "which have marginal economic value," might be less worth holding on to "now that they have no political value".
Yet they're still higher than a) cable rates and b) news rates, which explains the Kimmel move (Nightline is shunted back to after 12.30pm to make way).
I later checked a Pentagon news release, which explained: "Spc.
"So we will play a brief excerpt of it in a short news report during the show which explains to our audience why a 70-year-old song is at the top of the charts.
So, he said, the BBC "will play a brief excerpt of it in a short news report during the show which explains to our audience why a 70-year-old song is at the top of the charts".
It's an assessment of a performer who's been groomed to play a part, which explains why TV news so often runs intros like "Who's the real Hillary?
for that year, which explains why in some news articles you see a discrepancy.
American Express' bad news did concern the second and third quarters, which explains why this particular stock failed to bounce back.
They may agree to the terms of use of the site which explains how their data will be used, and may assign their rights to the news organisation.
Which explains the sound.
