Sentence examples for please news from inspiring English sources

That Will Be £5, Please" (news article, Sept. 6), you say that Mayor Ken Livingstone of London sees the bike as a solution to traffic and pollution problems created by the car in his city.

They can't please News Corp. and find a way to win with users at the same time.

He later bought the Times (of London) and Sunday Times, while expanding his newspaper holdings in the U.S. with the New York Post and Wall Street Journal -- the latter acquired in a $5 billion dollar deal for Dow Jones four years ago that didn't please News Corp. investors who are more concerned about the conglomerate's future in television, movies and on the Internet.

Howard Archer, chief economist at IHS Global Insight, said: "The public finances saw clear improvement in November compared to a year earlier, which is pleasing news for the Government.

Meanwhile, in less pleasing news for the Blues, the Londoners have been handed a considerable blow to their long-term transfer strategy after Atletico Madrid forward Antoine Griezmann announced his plans to remain in Spain.

It will be pleasing news for the many people who have tried, and failed, to get tickets for a play that has had stellar reviews as well as huge amounts of positive buzz on social media.

As one who has often noted that musicians - and pianists especially - tend to wait too long before hanging up their white tie and tails for good, this should be pleasing news.

Please, cable news: No more shrouded interviews with disgruntled Baltimore cops!

Please send news you want to share to your class secretary for inclusion in the upcoming issue of the Yale Law Report.

"All College Graduates, Please Apply" (news article, June 4) describes the wonderful opportunities available to today's graduates as they enter the information technology work force.

Please report news correctly.