Sentence examples for package of news from inspiring English sources

From the UK we have a package of news from the Conservative party conference, where prime minister Theresa May at last revealed the government's planned timetable for Brexit.

An RSS feed is a syndicated package of news headlines, articles, listings and other information provided by a Web site for the purpose of being shared with other sites.

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The big fee for Fox was part of a larger package of News Corporation channel renewals, which put cable channels like FX at similar risk of vanishing from Time Warner Cable systems, at least temporarily.

"This was a complete package of good news," said Marc Pado, a market analyst at Cantor Fitzgerald.

PA's managing director, Tony Watson, said the agency "will work closely with the editorial team at '24' to provide a package of the news and content of most interest to its readers".

Like other print media companies that have struggled to reckon with falling circulation and declining advertising revenue, USA Today has tried to find a way to remain viable in an era when the kind of packaging of general news that made it a pioneer is available in abundance — and free — elsewhere.

But amid such weighty issues, Mr. Spencer said, it was necessary to leaven Link TV's package of documentaries and news with music because "there's only so much that any person can take of watching the woes of the world".

Even though it appears the guys involved in the Bronx case were deeply, deeply inept, this is still not the kind of news package you want to hear.

And in terms of the "framing" of news packages, Vote Leave contended that ITV "consistently" led on stories from the remain campaign, with leave limited to offering a response or "at best having second billing with our own story".

BuzzFeed, an expert purveyor of news packaged as (and with) other cutesy clickbait, raised $50 million from Andreessen Horowitz last month.