Sentence examples for newsworthy item from inspiring English sources

After that the Ashes, as a newsworthy item, will become a non-event.

Just out from DG is a video of Dudamel's inaugural concert at Disney Hall; the newsworthy item on that program is John Adams's potent new symphonic piece "City Noir," receiving its world première.

If The Times truly thought that this was a newsworthy item, they should have gotten an author unrelated to the Horace Mann School — indeed, unrelated to the N.Y.C. private school system — to research and report on it.

Though one of these is a marvelous group of Balanchine story ballets, the most newsworthy item occurs in the other: the first revival in three years of Alexei Ratmansky's "Namouna, a Grand Divertissement," a fascinating and delicious if obviously frustrating work that demonstrates much of the nature of Mr. Ratmansky's talent.

It has even been proposed that clauses are constructed so that the newsworthy item is chosen first, but placed last (Hannay and Martínez Caro, 2008).

Therefore, the visibly-distinct position prior to a punctuation mark seems to be a 'natural' position to place the prominent, or newsworthy, item in a written information unit, in the same way that it is 'natural' to place the newsworthy item in spoken English at the most audibly prominent point.

We dedicated a team of our editors to the task of receiving and documenting these contributions and then relaying newsworthy items to the newsroom.

"He can sit there listening to 20 sources of sound, and he can discern from all that noise the newsworthy items," Mr. Gessman said.

For backup, we were also monitoring the Breaking News Network paging system, which has people monitoring scanners as we were and pumping out bulletins of seemingly newsworthy items to subscribers.

If you're feeling particularly adventurous, hop over to one of my personal favorites, BuzzFeed, a site that employs both paid staff and volunteers to create a user-generated hot list of newsworthy items.

While intonation in spoken English provides flexibility for the speaker to create newsworthy items in almost any position, written English provides considerable flexibility through structures that re-organise the clause to allow newsworthy items to appear before punctuation marks.